Rather than searching for the meaning of our birth, we should feel that we are alive right now, and find more important things than answers, one by one.
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生まれた意味探すよりも 今生きてること感じて 答えよりも大事なもの 1つ1つ見つけていく
2023-09-11 17:36
Summary of notes
. It is important to feel alive in the present and to find one thing at a time that is more important than the answer.
Relation to Fragment
. The note and fragment "Live as if you will die tomorrow, learn as if you will live forever." describe the connection between living and learning. Notes emphasize the importance of living in the present and finding what is important rather than looking for answers. Fragments, on the other hand, point out the contradiction between living and learning. They offer different perspectives on the meaning and purpose of living.
deep thinking
Notes and fragments offer different perspectives on the meaning and purpose of life. Notes emphasizes the importance of living in the present and finding what is important rather than looking for answers. Fragments, on the other hand, point to a contradiction between living and learning. These perspectives help to deepen our understanding of the meaning and purpose of living.
summary of thoughts and title
. In order to develop a deeper understanding of the meaning and purpose of life, it is important to cherish the present and find what is important rather than looking for answers. In addition, a contradiction may exist between living and learning. Title: "Contradictions and Harmonies between Living and Learning."
extra info
TITLES: ["Live as if you will die tomorrow and learn as if you will live forever", "Stand still until you are found", "Statistics of quotes", "Give a reason not just be conscious", "Hatena2010-03-01", "My Scrapbox. Connected to ChatGPT", "Last year of my 30s", "This is the youngest time in my future life"]
generated: 2023-09-11 17:36
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