#meaning of life

Which philosophical system actually helps you cope with mortality, not just explain it?

Is religion just a comfort blanket for people afraid of death, or is that an insulting oversimplification?

How has AI shaped your personal philosophy on the afterlife?

Does anyone else feel like reading philosophy just makes you more confused about life?

Can you be a hardcore materialist and still find real value in mythology, or is that just intellectual cowardice?

Philosophy has become a useless academic game—does it even help us live better lives anymore?

Is a $500 philosophy course about the meaning of life worth it in 2026?

What's your take on reincarnation as a philosophy for personal growth?

Nihilism vs Stoicism — which actually helps in tough times?

Would you ever recommend a philosophy book to someone feeling lost?

How do modern spiritual beliefs stack up against classic philosophy?

Is faith just a comfort blanket for people who can’t face reality without a $1,000 afterlife policy?

Does religion perform better on a practical level than philosophy or are we just afraid to admit it?

Is religion losing relevance as AI offers answers to life’s big questions?

How has the search for meaning shifted since 2020?

Would you ever follow a philosophy that says life has no meaning?