1.) Pretty much, yes, correct. I am worthless. I am a small part of this world. If I were to die, I would not make much of a difference to this world physically. I personally don’t find a meaning to life period, so still I consider us all worthless.

2.) Once again, that is all instinct. Our chemicals build up more to things that are more inpacting on our lives, so yes, we would get more pissed off at that because our instincts have connected us to our mothers a lot more because they have raised us. Because we still have that conscious idea that we need our parents to survive throughout our entire lives, loosing a parent would be much more devastating.

3.) (religion) What I mean by it is a figment of our imagination is kinda complex, but this is probably a better way to put it. Once again, they were pretty much stories out in our head as kids. We are constantly told that these stories were true and really happened, so, consciously, we start to believe that it is true. There is no difference, in my views, between stories from the bible or any holy book for that matter, and a bedtime story. But because we are told that these bible stories are true, we start to believe them. I hope that made a little more sense.

Sean of the Living wrote: It’s more philosophy than religion. Or at least to me. I consider shit like Buddhism, Islam and Christianity religion, and sopolism, nihilism and optimism philosophy.