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The Definitive Answer to the Meaning of Life

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by Jack Abaza

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Paperback
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Resource Publications
Published
November 2023
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This haunting question, in all of its variations and interpretations, has echoed through the annals of time. Since the dawn of philosophy, the world's intellectual titans have grappled valiantly with this enigma, and many of them dedicated entire lifetimes to unearthing answers in religion, aesthetics, love, personal convictions, and myriad other realms, but to no avail. How has this ineluctable conundrum come to signify everything and nothing? To term it ""the Holy Grail of philosophy"" is almost to insultingly undersell its gravitas; the meaning of life remains maddeningly elusive, mocking our most desperate curiosities. Despite over 2,500 years of introspection, debate, and countless theories, its mysterious prize remains unclaimed. However, this tome is no mere philosophical expedition, for it is a revolution in the making: it manifests a rebellion against the two-thousand-year-old foundations of speculation and dares to shatter the orthodoxy. By venturing into the forbidden realm of a science philosophers long denied as relevant and converging the scientific method with peerless reasoning--the sort that would stupefy the most weathered thinkers--this most eminent opus heralds philosophy's renaissance, no longer as a quaint, forgotten relic of bygone eras but as a vanguard discipline poised for reawakening.