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In short, enough guessing, I'll tell you everything as it really is....in general, all of humanity has only one main purpose: to reproduce, which is related to the instinctive desire to preserve its genes and comes from deep within time......but as a person develops, they move further away from their natural roots, and for some, the reproductive purpose takes a back seat, and a more ambitious purpose in life comes to the fore, such as leaving a mark on the world. For example, when studying the biographies of outstanding people, it was concluded that Newton, Paganini, and others were driven by the desire to leave a memory of themselves so that they would not be forgotten, to immortalize their name (I don't remember the exact list, it was a long time ago when I was told about it, when I was in university). There is also one test, it is a bit tedious, but quite representative (meaning truthful): take a sheet of paper, write any question at the top, for example: Why play Heroes?, and then draw arrows down and answer this question, there should be a maximum number of answers that you can come up with, for example, one of the answers: to get pleasure. Then you need to form a question from the answers, as many questions as there were answers, and that's it. That is, why get pleasure, we answer all the questions, then according to the scheme further, if the answers coincide with the ones already received, then we close the branch with an arrow, and so after a long struggle, in the end, when only one answer remains, from which it will be impossible to correctly make a question, the test will be considered passed, and the last answer will be your meaning of life.
Ada, but a person is not an animal, so the meaning of his life is not in reproduction. Although there is some truth in this. However, in my opinion, life without love is just a fart without a smell, as is death. Vsadnitsa_paladin;73828
This is a rhetorical question. Everyone has their own meaning in life, and many don't even suspect it.
Vsadnitsa, I respect that. Once I held the same opinion.