My Philosophy

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Life itself desires to thrive. All knowledge can be visualized as a pyramid, with "life" at its apex. However, the term "life" alone lacks sufficient meaning, and its definition fails to encompass its diverse forms of existence. Despite humanity's vast knowledge, all actions and thoughts ultimately distill to "life," indicating a hierarchy of significance. Complete understanding of life may only be achievable through the accumulation, evaluation, and association of all information—an impossible endeavor due to the constant emergence of new knowledge and shifting perspectives that necessitate ongoing reassessment. Nonetheless, a few key points may provide guidance in navigating life, allowing for the expansion or replacement of knowledge without significantly altering our comprehension of life. My Philosophy outlines several of these key points, forming a pyramid of knowledge just beneath "life." The brief corollaries presented may not be immediately grasped and serve as a foundation for the more comprehensive exploration found in Philosophy of Life, where the concept of life is examined in greater detail. Understanding life, like life itself, requires the accumulation of extensive information and personal experiences. Readers of My Philosophy are likely to gain deeper insights after engaging with Philosophy of Life, enabling them to better compare and evaluate their own experiences.