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Your Deepest Most Profound Philosophical Thought about Existence?

It doesn't matter whether theist\atheist\agnot...attempt a short paragraph if you can muster one pertaining to the thread title.

Please attempt to refrain from debating peoples most innermost thoughts, this thread aims to allow those thoughts out, without the need for interrogation.

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I guess i'll kick off then..

Reality is a Convoluted Apparition of the Truth. In that, what we perceive to be happening around us, is not necessarily the truth, that we are immersed in some sort of 'matrix' if you will, the dimensions that physicists talk about are in play. These dimensions are under the behest of a 3rd party intelligence, which ultimately means that suffering of others we may witness, such as in an apartment tower inferno where countless people burned to death, their 'souls' were taken prior to extreme anguish.

My most profound philosophical thought came from the realization that i don't experience life but rather interpret it. What it means to exist as a human being rather than a machine of interpretation became an essential question.

when the bucket in the bottom of the well can not be perceived, it doesn't exist

-Imp

The reality which created the matrix, if such there be, also made the matrix real.

My deepest, most profound thoughts about existence are generally ineffable.

Like when I picture some singular mind making it all up, it makes me smile at the joke.

Well, I like Cicero's "There is nothing so absurd that some philosopher has not already said it." But I like Faraday's "Nothing is too wonderful to be true." even better.

my best friend was not human.

Nothing matters, and that's ok.