Anonymous #3 said: I'm so glad that so many people don't think like you guys. I am greatful that at least some people in this world strive to make a difference. I look at all the amazing things humans have done: We've gone to the moon, we can perform open heart surgery, computers, the internet, electricity, indoor plumbing etc. etc. etc.
I'm glad that some people work hard, and not everyone sits around wasting life away in their mom's basement smoking pot and philosophizing about how "precious and beautiful" life is.
Your ideals are a pathetic excuse for being a complete waste of life. You have one life, do something with it.
I can bet my life that yours is wasted just by your comments. No need to tell me what is what and who is pathetic, i can easily tell i am well ahead of you, the person who actually thinks americans travelled to the moon in 1969, you cant expect that to be true, the 3rd voyage was just a way to fool everyone. Well not the smart people.
I have been quite successful in my working career, and am now set well enough to take a few years off with out any financial worries. So in that sense i am lucky enough to have the time and necessary funding to achieve what my near goals.
You honestly have no idea how this world works, all of your argument does not suffice, Because:
-Greed is NOT making a difference for the better. americans went to the moon in 1969  -Most open heart surgeries are performed on people who have indulged there additctions in some way -computers, the internet, electricity, indoor plumbing are ALL needless possessions
-Your a typical american who believes This world could do more than fine without all of that. If we put all of our energy into making this world more vibrant instead of pumping it full of pollution and emitions not to mention dickheads, we would all be much happier and healthier. If we grew and collected all we needed instead of chemically ruining our bodies, we would live much longer. If we werent brought up to be standardly taught on education that is so limited, starting from a young age we would be much smarter and our brains would be forever growing.
There is no feasible argument against this that cannot be beaten.
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