Why Smart People Get Depressed

[@akosonkvalerie4040]

He always asked questions and answer them. That is what makes him outstanding. A great Rabbi. Thanks a lot.

[@sheilanewsome2683]

Yes this rabbi is awesome and so intelligent and full of wisdom

[@morwenbranli7618]

The world needs more people like you Rabbi.

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

I’m not jewish but I love this Rabbi and his lectures ♥️

[@wolfsschanze7061]

Oy vey

[@eliakimjosephsophia4542]

Until he removes something that is interesting. He's done that before!

[@jadedshinobi7904]

until he kidnap kids and lock them in his room

[@alimurreza]

I am not jewish either, but I love to listen Rabbi Fridman. He puts intelligent arguments that provoke further thought.

[@slawagumuchian9146]

I am not Jewish either but I listen to this Rabbi every day Thank you Rabbi

[@houstonburnside8985]

He explains it so well and so calmly.

[@TheAcquibajo]

Thank you, Rabbi. Once again, a wonderful, meaningful lesson. I believe you have explained my disabled daughters purpose here on Earth. I’ll discuss this with her. I feel so blessed because I heard this.

[@MrJdmboy10]

I'm a Christian who is struggling with this exact concept right now. "The more intelligent you are, the more depressed you're gonna be. Because if you're really smart, and you don't see a purpose, it's very painful." That shook me. But what really made a wave of dread come over me was what you said right after that. I hate living like this. I absorb absurd amounts of information every day, I do so much more research on common items than my peers that makes it impossible to hold meaningful and purposeful conversations with them, and I feel like a prisoner in a society that alleges to encourage learning. It's given me anxiety, depression, and at this point, I don't even get existential crises anymore because I've thought nonstop for so many years about the endless void we all live in. I've come to the point where all I feel is sadness thinking about it, because I know humans will never be able to explore it all. We look up at it and fill our textbooks with pages upon pages about how everything works from afar, only to sit on a futon at the end of the day being limited to exploring what's left in your fridge. I feel sadness knowing places I'll never get to see. I feel anxious all the time thinking of the growing state of unrest in the U.S. and the abounding ignorance of so many who don't see it. I have read so many articles.. gone down every rabbit hole.. sifted all the information into true and false, and even then it's enough to terrify me, or anyone for that matter. I've said to myself many times that if I could, I would without a doubt go back to 2016 when I was at my best, and would from that point on just avoid trying to understand the things that confuse me. My curiosity and thirst to know more brought me further than I wanted to go. It's so much easier to live in ignorance than to accept reality, or perceived reality, and I wish I knew less. A couple quotes I think really hit it home. "The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far." ~Unknown "Knowledge is power in the hands of the strong, but a prison for the mind of the weak." ~Me I hope all of you reading this have an amazing life, and I ask that you all pray for me and wish me well with mine... I hope you settle for finding purpose, and stop trying to define the unknown. If, however, you can live with *knowing*, I wish you the best on your journey. But as a word of warning.. You can always learn something new. What you can't do is forget. Like a snowball rolling down a hill.. The more you expand your knowledge, the more the whole of it all begins to form. That is when the horror starts.

[@d.c.603]

I read your cry. It is a gift to perceive into the deep & “yes”... you may weep. I can identify with your expressions & think of Solomon’s words in Ecclesiastes 12:12 ...of making many books there is no end & much study is weariness of the flesh. We get glimpses of where his energy went & conclusion about the fear of God...keep His Commandments. This being the duty of man. In knowing comes vanity & pride. In knowing comes awareness of the vastness of more. When every nano plus particle is categorized & TM’s put on discoveries, would men be satisfied? I like Rabbi’s stark resemblance to a Gnome-Wizard as it touches my heart in a endearing way. Laughter arises in God & is shared with us as in all emotions. Rabbi’s talk spurred me to incubate-reflect-meditate. We weigh & measure our actions & reactions. The thought that we are for God’s pleasure touches me & that is the spark that grew bigger as I listen to Rabbi Friedman. 🙏 to him for sharing from the well. Nothing goes to waste in Gods economy. The things you’ve learned & earned are seeds planted in the soil in which in agony you toil & won’t spoil. I have found rest in crying out to God. I am better off with Him in the darkness than without Him in the Light. Vanity-profanity like all other words become real and we in our zeal reveal who were are as we live each moment. I say that God is my Refuge, my Shield , and my Sanity. I would drown in the ocean of ways to say, to see, to be and never be free without Him.

[@d.c.603]

Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏🙏

[@a-zlinguistics5646]

Thank you. Wise words.

[@conceptofeverything8793]

And then you realize the Torah is very simple in its essence, for us to understand it intuitively, and how it easily defines good actions. And then you are told that indeed good actions as well are like that snowball that does eventually result in an avalanche, just like the casscade of thoughts. Someone do quote the part about turning the wisdom of the wise into foolishness and vice versa, pretty please. And do pardon me if its deliberate, but intelligence is a feeling.

[@elieeid3553]

I have exactly your same lifestyle and problem. Maybe it's a relief to *know* that we are at least two 😂

[@gerardbutler4412]

I must say, Rabbi Manis Friedman. you are one hack of a smart man. and I enjoy listening to you on every topic.... keep up the wonderful work . TODA RABA

[@manisfriedman]

Gerard Butler thank you for your kind words.

[@sedikabdou2528]

Toda raba lekha :)

[@akula625]

He always speaks to the soul

[@rodneyford7385]

I am not technically Jewish because my Jewish grandfather married a non Jewish woman. But I am an Australian Christian with Jewish Ancestors which makes me a child of Abraham of a fact that I am very proud of and Rabbi Manis Friedman is the most inspiring person I have ever listened to

[@53adonis]

Thank you for this timely and important reminder of what is truly important.

[@777Ryank]

Ecclesiasties 12:13 This is the end of the matter. All has been heard. Fear Elohim and keep His commandments; for this is the whole duty of man.

[@michiokaku297]

True

[@gabpinto5633]

I'll just think of his benevolence. I have feared God since 12 years old. I'm going to love me my God of creation forever now. I'm not scared anymore.

[@laurelberg3157]

Rabbi, just love your talks with us! Thank you for sharing!

[@karenbantiyan6025]

Amein indeed Rabbi Manis Friedman...I'm learning from your preaching. Shabbat Shalom from Ifugao, Philippines!♡♡♡

[@MrTR909]

If you are really smart and have no purpose it’s really painful....this, what he says is to the point true.

[@sylhomeo6351]

So so so smart! Makes so much sense, so glad to hear this. Really makes me think about a lot of what is going on around me. Thank you so much!

[@rajapraveen4476]

Really aweaking message sir Thank you very much

[@MrBrazilusa]

My grandfather was Jewish, moved to Brazil. I dont know anymore what I believe.... I'm so glad to have found this channel.

[@giovannipagliari1537]

Great lecture Rabbi. Thank you for your insight. God bless you.

[@dr.mbulelodyasi5551]

I LOVE YOUR TEACHINGS RABBI.

[@bettinamunchberg662]

That is very encouraging! At no secular school or university does one find such knowledge - it is divine knowledge that teaches about life and brings life. Awesome!

[@dudefrombelgium]

in secular schools this is reserved for the colleges and people who take philosophy classes. MAYBE, because in those classes they mostly just teach about history of philosophy. the ''common rabble'' is comletely left out in secular society.

[@TheAcquibajo]

Bettina Münchberg Yes Bettina! Thank you!

[@masterphotog4131]

WOW! What amazingly intelligent thoughts! I don't follow any religion, however I love intelligent people from ALL religions. Shalom!

[@d.c.603]

Honesty is an opportunity to connect in godly ways if one so chooses. To prey on another in their vulnerability is in the end a way in which doing so, one loses. We are like mirrors to each other. Thank you for your words for others. I saw them & shared in your appreciation. In other words...I “second” or third......the appreciation of intelligence God has given to us.

[@bettinamunchberg662]

What I learned : The mind must rule. The body does not have to tell the mind that it is "ill," that would be an interference of the mind. Rather, the mind has to tell the body what its purpose is. That does not mean pushing the body to something, no. it means that the mind hears what the body has to say, and decides with intellect what to do.

[@rik-keymusic160]

The purpose is realizing that you are the energie itself expressing itself through the human experience...

[@morwenbranli7618]

Love your channel Rabbi.very helpful.informative and inspiring❤❤❤❤❤

[@ashleymartin974]

We try to eat healthy not to live longer, but to feel good in day to day life. We all die, but why feel pain and suffering when we may not have to?

[@jeffreyrwilliams9345]

Thank you

[@danielfinkhelstein9226]

So brilient thanks

[@ChuckBrowntheClown]

Purpose for understanding and learning about proper order of communing with one another. To think whole not best for my people but what's equal to all as you have drawn your measuring line.

[@dkbrain3434]

Having meaning in your life translates to having good health.

[@KingDavidTheOrderOfMelchizedek]

I HEART RABBI MANIS FRIEDMAN

[@bernardoreilly6824]

Most amazing individual and who is wonderful Jew whose discussions about various aspects have enlightened many minds and different religions and believes about the soul and what it encounters whilst 😉 on the planet 🌏

[@oceanebrieze2050]

Excellent observations!!!

[@CJ-hc9ud]

Thank you I've never heard the purpose.

[@lyndseymeagenlivingston7110]

Oh my God thank you! 💓

[@Roosterbate44]

We are here for a purpose a very old saying but it's good to hear it now and then. Sir Issac Newton said that there is no possible way the universe just happened that instead it was created by intelligent design. Loved your lecture Rabbi peace be with you.

[@naftaliachar2503]

Amazing lecture ❤❤❤

[@lucius02]

Thanks Rabbi. Needed this.

[@alexanderopsimulis5028]

Made me cry

[@gino007able]

very insightful.

[@joannchamness3194]

Thank you 😊

[@ace1234LIVE]

Very appreciated!

[@bsd613bh]

I Love You!

[@manisfriedman]

Thank you!

[@user-we7go7ed3l]

That's one intelligent Rabbi.

[@TomeOfKnowledge009]

"It is no measure of good health, to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society." Jiddu Krishnamurti.

[@khurramkhan8547]

Lucky that I find him

[@lutchdomanengroomupadiachy2743]

Shalom.

[@abrahamfiner7808]

Rabbi Moshe chaim lezzato who lived in the 1700s wrote in his book " the path of the just" that the purpose of man was to have the pleasurable of delighting in the light of g-d

[@engrmunim]

Great Lecture.

[@Cherub72]

I loved this, thank you Rabbi. I had to go grab some candy too after seeing that container lol

[@amooseish]

The intelligence in the design evidences that there was a purpose.

[@Belikewatermyfriend2631]

may god bless you with health and wealth amen 🙏מי יתן והקב״ה יברך אותך בבריאות איתנה ועושר אמן ✡️

[@nowankersallowed2115]

There's some really deep thought in that. The non religious philosophical style discussions are very interesting. Spoken in an open way like that it allows the ears to hear. I agree too that intelligent minds without purpose are easily depressed. That our emotions are a part of us.. though still learning to have self control and knowing when to use them and when to walk away to release them alone or in a safe environment is very important. It takes a real understanding of another person to have the freedom to be able to release emotion and know it's not going to be taken personally.. or the wrong way. Even excitedability with someone who doesn't understand can be hard to handle especially if they themselves are easily affected by emotions. I was called the ice queen once or told I'm cold hearted.. in actual fact I'm not. I just don't like people getting too close to my heart. So that's what I found mind boggling with the lack of understanding with medical professionals.. because emotional distancing is something most people do every day. Yet when assessing a person they'll place it down as some kind of personality disorder, mind you while they themselves are emotionally distancing to give a clinical opinion. Then can't see why that sort of thing is so hypocritical. I just wanted to see some balance and reality returned especially to those who are in positions that can affect another persons life dramatically.

[@raimondpold6353]

Whats the main cause of depression and problems in guys?- Wasting seed. How to be a Righteous Noahide? 1. Have to comply with the 7 Noahide Laws, read Tanakh with Rashi´s commentary and study Mussar, which is character refinement and ethical laws applicable to all mankind. 2. Help Jews do Teshuva, repentance by helping Kiruv organizations. Prophet Job was also a Righteous Noahide. (Does someone know what should Noahides do with the fact that Job and Noah were circumcised?) And one of the Noahide laws is ´´Dont spill seed.``So learn about the worst sin of Wasting seed, which damages the whole structure of a person, which damages them physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually and is fake pleasure and cheating etc. Teach to others the Damages, punishments of wasting seed. And teach the Benefits, Blessings, Rewards a man gets, when he doesnt waste seed. Some call it Nofap benefits. By studying and teaching to others(send them links, classes about Wasting Seed), by Guarding your eyes and by learning Tanakh and Mussar, you will overcome this wasting seed sin, transgression much easily. And also make up for past by helping others with the same sin to do Teshuva yourself on wasting seed or modesty.

[@martinmwangi2291]

I am really confused with all this. If God who created us knew the purpose for creating us, why dont I know it myself? We should all know our purpose then without any particular person speculating what our purpose is because that is what Rabbis and Pastors do.

[@conceptofeverything8793]

12:47 I'm convinced that You must realize the point of Kabbalah is 'irreversible'. I know nothing of it, yet, my thoughts wander. 'As Above, so Below' I'll quote, simply hoping it will be of use for good, in Tikkun.

[@darmok-hm6jx]

"It is however a pattern and a patterns imply purpose." - Tubac - Startrek Voyager

[@dudefrombelgium]

very smart. i like that quote.

[@darmok-hm6jx]

@@dudefrombelgium Thanks, I hear and try to remember to write them down. Nothing in nature is by chance... Something appears to be chance only because of our lack of knowledge. - Baruch Spinoza

[@carvedinstones2100]

I'm a Hindu 🕉, but I love this channel.

[@sheatonrussell2448]

Not taking anything away from anyone or challenging the beliefs but why do humans need a meaning for life? We can make someone's life matter.

[@dagetheone]

good teaching

[@russellmoilov5044]

I had a grandfather who would ask ? What’s the Purpose of this behaviour or explain to me what s the design or explain to me what are you doing! He had a purpose and meaning for everything ! We serve God and do what he expects! Get busy ! Make it happen!

[@nickbally8192]

Hey I love you u r my rabbi

[@patriklindholm7576]

Probably when having to listen to ignorant people.

[@deangreen1309]

Very insightful and well spoken, a "purposeless life" is definitely a deeply rooted fear for this man and a lot of people. Neural networking is an extremely interesting science explaining how each individual's mental state is made up of a network of brain tissue like urban highways.. in that once you've developed this network, it's extremely hard and in most cases impossible to remap. You can make side streets and alleys in between the highways to make sense of newly discovered ideas, but this rabbi's ultimate fear of the lack of purpose in life (based on this interview) equates to an interstate unchangeable 10 lane highway in his brain. I understand his point of view, in that it's impossible to know a "truth" as to the meaning of life, and that if we have to choose, that choosing a purposeful answer to life as opposed to a purposeless happenstance answer is a more comforting choice.. but it just still feels like more is missing in this "answer" to what I believe to be an unanswerable question.. and that anyone's answer will be completely individualized and completely based on the highways of neural nets they've forged in their brains. Everyone is different, vastly different from one person to the next, and especially from one community to the next. I would like to think that more people should be inclined to chose that there is no answer in this age of information and shared intelligence, where almost anyone can see that there are so many different views on this subject.. and that there is no purpose to the atoms that I and the rest of the universe are made of, despite so many attempts at finding an answer. I'm comfortable with that, and to be clear I'm all for preaching what makes you comfortable, but I do feel like it should be said in these types of lectures, that the brain is an amazingly complex thing.. and that what makes you comfortable, is likely completely unique to you based on your individual neural network, and that this is merely an interesting conversation about philosophy, and to try as hard as you can to find your own truth even if that truth is that there is no answer, and that that's okay.

[@viciousfeline438]

Shalom 💜🙇‍♀️🙌

[@crickettswift6819]

Yay!! Chabad!! Baruch HaShem!!!!!!!

[@234pinnni]

Hello!! You look the same like my dad! Let’s explain in Hebrew.... יהודים ממוצא אשכנזי תמיד היו ויהיו אינטלגנטיים..... החשיבה שלהם באמה גבוהה וההתאמה בין הסביבה לבין האינטלגנציה לא תמיד מתאימה לכן נוצר דכאון ...... אדם חכם ומרשים.....

[@sassy3923]

I'm glad that you stated that our purpose is to bring God down to earth. It's a great starting point to finding truth and purpose in our lives.....but there's a problem. What happens if someone feels their purpose is to do something that hurts me - or hurts you? What if they have a burning devotion to their purpose, like Apostle Paul did when he persecuted Christians, but later found out to his horror that he was wrong?! Radical Muslims will tell you that their purpose is to convert the world to Islam. What if you and I disagree? That's why finding the true purpose in our lives is essential; we can't always trust our own purposes because they may be wrong........

[@mickaelcohen6152]

Sassy as long as ur purpose doesn’t hurt yourself or others it’s a general good purpose. Don’t fear anything except becoming a monster then u should reconsider

[@sassy3923]

@@mickaelcohen6152 But where does God's purpose for creating us come in? The Deist will tell you that God created the world and then sat back to watch the show.....is that what you believe?

[@barcelona12ist]

Rabbi speaks like his an Italian, coming from Brooklyn NYC :)

[@jackielittle1077]

Dave Rubin should book this man

[@stifft50]

How can I bring God on Earth if I'm working the whole day and travel 4 hours a day just to get to work?

[@rivkastock2684]

Yossi Helman by using this driving time positively, in any way: learning or talking, speaking

[@Cherub72]

by not letting your circumstances define you. You define what your own circumstances are and have the power to change them. If you don't have what you need there then move, it's that simple. "But my family is here, but there's no work, but I don't have money" those are problems only in your head. Change what you need to. See it in your mind and surround yourself in the changes you need then pray.

[@777Ryank]

Why 4 hrs? Is your skill so highly specialized that it's utilization is only in limited places?

[@aaronrudner3934]

Meditation, become an instrument for Hashem.

[@mickaelcohen6152]

Going to work is the purpose to bring food on table to ur wife and kids and education that is part to bring God on earth. Taking care of ur family is calling dedication that is giving to others shows ur love that is God in earth that is a daddy dedicated. Ur on right track bud no worries

[@sadiamufti8890]

Why on earth would you bring God down? HE is omnipresent. The purpose is to obey Him as long as you live and not corrupt HIS world. If you believe in having an audience with HIM one day, that is not only the purpose but also an inevitability.

[@truthlight3147]

The purpose is in God. GOD CREATED EVERYTHING FOR HIS DELIGHT. That is the purpose.

[@danielt.4330]

Why is that a purpose? What gives "god" a purpose? Why would a perfect god create anything? Also, why do you think a god exists in the first place?

[@zackmano]

@@danielt.4330 Excellent questions 💙👍 I don't think anyone can really answer them. I know I can't 😉 I have to believe whatever created the universe didn't "want" that to be understood. Anyone who tries to answer those questions isn't being truly honest. We have no idea. ✌💙

[@danielt.4330]

@@zackmano I appreciate you admitting you don't know. I agree that sometimes, simply admitting "we don't know" is the only rational answer. However, you might be unaware that the rabbi seems to be pretending that he "does" know. Because even yourself said, "Whatever created the universe didn't "want" to be understood". How do you know that some conscious "thing" created the universe, as opposed to natural processes? Also, how did you rule out an eternal universe? Also, if you truly have no idea, why do you believe a god exists in the first place? Why not just say, "I don't know if any god exists or not"?

[@muciiiciciciciic]

@@danielt.4330 People belive in god because they are scared and confused. They haven't even thought of those questions you presented above. About this rabbi, he is an intelligent man I'm pretty sure he knows there is no god. This is what he does for living and he might genuinely think that world is a better place if people belive in god, even if it's not real.

[@danielt.4330]

@@muciiiciciciciic I definitely agree that some people believe in a god from fear and confusion. Not all, but some. May I ask, are you religious?

[@mikeinocencio9516]

You'd have to be unintelligent to believe that there is no purpose to life. There is and always has been a grand design .

[@c0kain317]

i dont like his final answer because what if i am god?

[@Reindeer911]

I would love to live to 200 years. I might actually get around to some of the the things I've been wanting to do! LOL!

[@mattnewhouse1781]

Id procrastinate, and probably still get nothing done

[@teddyrose1420]

@@mattnewhouse1781 , You sound like me , you made me smile 😊 Thanks 🐻🌹

[@sylvia4alvarez]

May God grant you long life.

[@benjaminnihill498]

My problem, has no purpose -makes purpose - if I’m on this floating rock in a massive universe and we could die any minute and it would make no difference in the natural order of things than what’s the point of getting out of bed, putting on my shoes and going to school.

[@khan30905]

Shalom. "Blessed is God The best of creators" Quran 23-14

[@yvesazoulay5985]

Khan Afghan god is one creator not creators yes Quran says creators witch means many gods in fact the Torah say one creator

[@khan30905]

@@yvesazoulay5985 Who Created The Internet ?

[@johnbrisk964]

@@yvesazoulay5985 from where did you bring that interpretation of quran???

[@JD03]

I don't think real scientists would argue that there is no purpose. They're just - at least within their job - agnostic to such questions.

[@humptydumpty8894]

To be honest I"m Jew-hater. But this rabbi make me sense and force me to not hate Jews.

[@Orthodoxi]

I have a question about Marriage Father, as being a part of Gods plan and purpose. What is or are the central purpose or purposes of Marriage according to Gods plan?

[@Asif_Bcn]

Psicología estupenda!!!

[@memphismajor]

Subscribed

[@JewTubeTV]

Videographer should focus better on the subject's face, blur the candy jar via depth of focus.

[@remor698]

0:22 - 0:36 That is a strawman. The scientific consensus is, that there is no intelligence beyond the one observed in the various lifeforms. Of course, they don't know everything, leaving areas like what happened before the big bang (which is the beginning of the expansion of space itself rather than a simple explosion, like many believe btw.) up for debate, but in general, they have managed to map out the universe to the point, at which everything can be explained through the various physical, chemical and natural processes without anything akin to divine intervention. 3:17 I will need a more concrete source than just "a doctor in Germany", as it is possible, that this definition was either a) just made up by somebody without any expertise in the medical field (no, not every doctor is the kind you find in clinics) or b) influenced by the person's personal beliefs, which may include something like a purpose to life. 3:55 Nope, a dead body has plenty of bad symptoms, including: Total organ failure, no pulse and lack of brain activity. As for the whole deal about purpose, my personal opinion on the subject is, that not everything has to have a purpose, much less anything created by God. Purpose is something, that is usually attributed to a tool of some kind, like the car you mentioned at 8:30. Tools are there to allow us to do something, we couldn't do without it, or at least not as efficiently. An omnipotent, omniscient being, such as God, can't gain anything from a tool, as he can already do literally everything without a tool. The only reason, a God would have to create anything would be as something to keep him company, either a toy or something, that's just entertaining to watch. Our free will is what would make us perfectly entertaining to watch, as we choose our own path, our own purpose and it is just interesting to see what we do and where we eventually end up. As such, nothing has a purpose from the start, instead, that which can will make up its own purpose for its existence and take actions accordingly, perhaps changing the purpose it believes itself to have at some point along the way. Purposelessness does not mean meaninglessness, as every action anything takes is meaningful to something else, regardless of what that action is, including inaction.

[@craigcrawford6749]

everything can be explained????????????????? Wow. I wonder what your definition of everything is. Scientists always tell us they know "everything". Not even close

[@johannesschuster256]

A being without purpose is like a force without vector. But this lecture is also disturbing for me in a consequence: What is the purpose of WWII and the victims of the holocaust ? What was the purpose of the germans in history , to show us brutality ? I breath a particle of a notion that the germans are a kind of evil anti - purpose since their history has no positiv personal purpose for any idea of what in farest somehow could be described as a soul. What purpose does murder by bureaucracy have ? This specific purposelessness is the daemon of the german part in the world for some to see the antimatter of life consisting - functionality and obedience. The Germans a the reciprocal value of purpose - a purpose, but beneath the fraction line and if there is no purpose in this term, existence is even not defined. Science and Torah is not a contradiction it is interaction.

[@filialee2336]

Holier-than-thou jerks: We needa get to heaven!! Us: We needa bring Heaven to Earth!!

[@RasMajnouni]

Reading internet comments are like reading a poem. Did the artist mean it literally, or in irony?.Was your statement ironic? Chabad thought teaches exactly what YOU wrote. "Heaven" after death is just a motel on a changing highway. The thing Jews do is bringing heaven to earth! By doing G-d's Commandments we as partners with the Creator fix this world.

[@SilkenScribbles]

Danggg!!!! You rock!

[@miaudottk9080]

Me: we need to build a fast high-capacity elevator between pastafarian heaven, hell and earth!!!

[@filialee2336]

@@RasMajnouni I included myself in "us" right there

[@NachshonYosef]

Would it be possible to have the name of the German doctor who was quoted in the video at 4:07 ?

[@Phasael]

I think it it comes from Professor Doctor Klaus Michael Meyer-Abich. He is also a medical philosopher

[@tyrannosaurusmeg5014]

I don't believe in god, but damn: that was an amazing speech. I would say that the purpose of life is just to survive, to observe, to feel emotions (if you can), to learn things about the world, to have new experiences, to exist on this plain of existence and to explore it. You can make it whatever you want, even something stupid like having a lot of animals or eating every food on earth😂

[@margaretneanover3385]

It seemed so simple. Whoa bubba...purpose by use is still use. Yet wrongful use is still use..pointless is a lesson not yet learned. Because demand about explanation became weapons. Let's see our psyche...it won't need to take the wheel driving..will it? Thanks..i do work to understand these lectures that are working toward a goal. I know it's due the effects of purpose robbing. I'd like to see you be happy about all this writing ends...it too could help by sharing learning and its not all crammed in a short life. Then the brainstorm came..so the mind was fighting that..

[@Mucydonia]

The thing most hated is the concept of hereafter right?Coz thats what they mostly hid from the time of moses till now

[@Mohamed-bm6yk]

If I'm really smart i wouldn't be depressed

[@scorpio7938]

I just found your channel hi

[@jefferytaylorson8457]

Guess All Purpoae Flour is to be used to break bread with All of Humanity. Manna for Ammends.

[@bmblb5835]

No offense intended: "look out: perhaps there may be someone who will carry you off as his prey through the philosophy and empty deception according to the traditions of men, according to the elementary things of the world and not . . . according to Christ ; because it is in him that all the fullness of the divine quality dwells bodily." . . .

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Ok if the purpose is bringing god to earth so how do you bring god to earth? by selfishly following the 613 commandments? where are the answers in this video? purpose doesnt mean anything if you dont clearly define it. Or is it up to interpretation like every in life?

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then the question should be not about the purpose .... should be about the ,When?.... we already came to understand the purpose, when would god come ? and what for ? and based on what can we asure that as an absolute true? or this is just a religious believe ? and if someone that could not use their legs and arms does not see a purpose and is unhappy and commits suicide is that helping or fulfilling A purpose ? and if you didn't understand your purpose and went bye bye did god make a mistake when creating that individual? then if even god him self is incapable of creating an individual thats unable to even see or want to seek their purpose is it the individuals fault or god needs to improve? even if a person "thinks or believes" that have found their purpose like Hitler that did something horrible ? is that an aceptable purpose? NO , he was wrong and did wrong, however what or who dictates that the right purpose is to bring god to earth ? if he is so smart and thats his purpose he would find the way , or is the purpose stated in a religious book that was written by humans who believed that was the correct purpose but would have been very well wrong with it all? my conclusions , an intelligent mind can think or believe that has found or is even on the right path to fulfilling their purpose and very well be wrong at the end .... then who do we blaim? and better yet based on what can we say that their are right or wrong? if your answer is based on meanings of words , or what any book may say your answer will be wrong , you say we cant make up our own purpose .... Why? Says who? Based on what? God, the beauty of all things might be very deferent for every human and the only one that can dictate whether thats the right thing is god him self, And if in order to do that we need to go back to any scripture we are going into the minds of the one who wrote it and none of them was written by god him self , and whatever else said by whoever wrote could be just a misinterpretation.

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L'Avrei avuto per Insegnante Good Man.

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There is unique philosophy in Judaism it makes you think and ask.

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Ego vs. Spirit Narcissism vs. Empathy Stop hurting the kids... They're starting to feel it.