Yuval Noah Harari

Yeah, as a teenager, I always thought that the adults, there is something wrong with the adults because they don't get it. Like I would ask my parents or teachers about it and they, oh yes, you die in the end, that's it. But on the other hand, they are so worried about other things. Like there'll be a political crisis or an economic problem or a personal problem like with the bank or whatever.

Yeah, as a teenager, I always thought that the adults, there is something wrong with the adults because they don't get it. Like I would ask my parents or teachers about it and they, oh yes, you die in the end, that's it. But on the other hand, they are so worried about other things. Like there'll be a political crisis or an economic problem or a personal problem like with the bank or whatever.

Yeah, as a teenager, I always thought that the adults, there is something wrong with the adults because they don't get it. Like I would ask my parents or teachers about it and they, oh yes, you die in the end, that's it. But on the other hand, they are so worried about other things. Like there'll be a political crisis or an economic problem or a personal problem like with the bank or whatever.

They'll be so worried. But then about the fact that they are going to die, ah, we don't care about it.

They'll be so worried. But then about the fact that they are going to die, ah, we don't care about it.

They'll be so worried. But then about the fact that they are going to die, ah, we don't care about it.

That's easy.

That's easy.

That's easy.

So what life is, if you ask what the meaning of life, what life is, Life is feeling things, having sensations, emotions, and reacting to them. When you feel something good, something pleasant, you want more out of it. You want more of it. When you feel something unpleasant, you want to get rid of it. That's the whole of life. That's what is happening all the time.

So what life is, if you ask what the meaning of life, what life is, Life is feeling things, having sensations, emotions, and reacting to them. When you feel something good, something pleasant, you want more out of it. You want more of it. When you feel something unpleasant, you want to get rid of it. That's the whole of life. That's what is happening all the time.

So what life is, if you ask what the meaning of life, what life is, Life is feeling things, having sensations, emotions, and reacting to them. When you feel something good, something pleasant, you want more out of it. You want more of it. When you feel something unpleasant, you want to get rid of it. That's the whole of life. That's what is happening all the time.

You feel things, you want the pleasant things to increase, you want the unpleasant things to disappear. That's what life is. If you ask what is the meaning of life in a more kind of philosophical or spiritual question, the real question to ask, what kind of answer do you expect? Most people expect a story. And that's always the wrong answer.

You feel things, you want the pleasant things to increase, you want the unpleasant things to disappear. That's what life is. If you ask what is the meaning of life in a more kind of philosophical or spiritual question, the real question to ask, what kind of answer do you expect? Most people expect a story. And that's always the wrong answer.

You feel things, you want the pleasant things to increase, you want the unpleasant things to disappear. That's what life is. If you ask what is the meaning of life in a more kind of philosophical or spiritual question, the real question to ask, what kind of answer do you expect? Most people expect a story. And that's always the wrong answer.

Most people expect that the answer to the question, what is the meaning of life, will be a story, like a big drama, that this is the plot line and this is your role in the story. This is what you have to do. This is your line in the big play. You say your line, you do your thing. That's the thing. And this is human imagination. This is fantasy. To really understand life, life is not a story.

Most people expect that the answer to the question, what is the meaning of life, will be a story, like a big drama, that this is the plot line and this is your role in the story. This is what you have to do. This is your line in the big play. You say your line, you do your thing. That's the thing. And this is human imagination. This is fantasy. To really understand life, life is not a story.

Most people expect that the answer to the question, what is the meaning of life, will be a story, like a big drama, that this is the plot line and this is your role in the story. This is what you have to do. This is your line in the big play. You say your line, you do your thing. That's the thing. And this is human imagination. This is fantasy. To really understand life, life is not a story.

The universe does not function like a story. So I think to really understand life, you need to observe it directly in a nonverbal way. Don't turn it into a story. And the question to start with is what is suffering? What is causing suffering? You know, the question, what is the meaning of life? It will take you to fantasies and delusions. We want to stay with the reality of life.

The universe does not function like a story. So I think to really understand life, you need to observe it directly in a nonverbal way. Don't turn it into a story. And the question to start with is what is suffering? What is causing suffering? You know, the question, what is the meaning of life? It will take you to fantasies and delusions. We want to stay with the reality of life.