Dr. K

And then you said something about purpose being tied to – opposing to death in some way.

So transcending death, that human beings basically look for purpose because death is inevitable and if we can find purpose, then we can give our life meaning.

But if death – if we die and I don't leave something behind, can you talk a little bit about that?

I agree with so much of what you all say and I also like hard disagree with some of the fundamentals.

So let's say you have this example of like I'm going to write a book and then the world is going to end 30 days later.

And so you say – because a lot of what you're talking about is like what people say, right?

So you'll say like – OK.

So like people would say that this is a waste of time and I'm not going to do it if the world ends in 30 days.

And you're also saying people –

Is an everlasting thing or struggling with purpose, right?

You're saying both of these things.

So here's my question to you.

If you tell someone, you know, you're writing this book.

Let's say you write it and then you die because we'll simplify the example.

And then 30 days later, the world ends.

Let's take two people, one who says, I'm all right at any way, and one who says, there's no point.

Which one of those two people do you think has a greater sense of purpose?

Probably the former.

Absolutely.

So this is the key thing.