We arrive here without asking, dropped into a species of eight billion people spinning on a small rock in a galaxy among trillions, inside a universe that does not know we exist and does not care if we survive. And somehow, inside that vast indifference, we wake up. We become conscious of being alive, conscious that we will die, and conscious that suffering fills the space in between. And because we carry this weight, we begin the search. For meaning. For order. For certainty

The purpose of life, is a life of purpose. It's a quote generally attributed to Robert Byrne following its inclusion in his book ' The 2,548 Best Things Anybody Ever Said.' But just like what it aims to define, its true origin remains uncertain... And while it may sound profound, it is what is known as a tautological loop  — a statement circling back on itself, seeming to provide the answer, when in fact its nature is to provoke questions. Why purpose matters Without purpose