COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Nihilism claims life lacks inherent meaning or value. Optimism not included.

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Nihilism argues there’s no built-in purpose or objective value in existence. Some philosophies respond by creating meaning through commitment, creativity, or ethical projects rather than “discovering” it.

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