52 Existential Questions
52 Existential Questions
thought-provoking questions.
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Mad Max? The Hunger Games? Black Mirror? There are plenty of
futuristic stories out there.
Have you ever met someone and instantly hit it off with them? What
was present that made you connect so easily? And the opposite? What
was missing?
My advice: Follow the Golden Rule. Treat others the way you want to
be treated and we’ll all turn out okay. This interesting game on the
evolution of trust highlights why it works so well.
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What brings meaning to the word, for you? What makes you feel
alive?
What is a life worth living? What about other living things? Are some
creatures more entitled to life than others?
Why do you get out of bed in the morning? Is your purpose written for
you or do you have the power to change it?
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Our bodies are teeming with a bunch of tiny creatures that influence us
in various ways, but do they dictate our thoughts and actions? Are we
actually in control?
If a tree falls in the middle of the forest and nobody’s around to hear it,
does it make a sound?
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Is it the feeling of grass between your toes? Enjoying the work you do
every day?
What makes you want to get out there and experience life?
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From our local neighborhood to our local star cluster, what brings us all
together, and on what level?
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It’s time to wake up. We’ve been waiting for you, Kevin.
This is a fun one. And if you know a little bit about The Fermi Paradox,
you can have an entire conversation trying to figure it out.
29. Why Do People Hurt Each Other?
There are plenty of reasons people cause harm to one another. Are
any of them warranted?
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Some say this is all the time we get. Is it enough for you?
Should we be allowed to decide when our lives will end? What about
the people we leave behind? Side note: If you or someone you know is
experiencing thoughts of suicide, call the Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-
8255. They have people willing to listen 24/7.
The idea of a parallel universe can be a tough pill to swallow, but the
gist is that for every possible outcome of every possible possibility
throughout every possible moment in time, there’s a universe that
exists. Woah...
If you ask your girlfriend this, make sure she knows it should be
thought of as an existential question. Otherwise, it just sounds like
you’re breaking up with her.
We all find meaning in different places. What she says can give you a
good window into her mind and what helps her grow as a person.
37. Is Humanity Headed In The Right Or
Wrong Direction?
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Make sure you’ve defined this one yourself and you share it with her as
early as possible in the relationship. When you both understand what
the other believes about commitment, you’ll be much more comfortable
with moving things forward (or with realizing she’s not the one for you!)
Are humans destined to end up like the dinosaurs? Will our skeletons
hang in the museums of the next species to evolve consciousness?
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Are some white lies a necessary evil, and therefore not evil at all?
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While they’re perfect for getting to know someone on the deepest level,
you’ll be surprised at how well they help you know yourself. Use
these tips below on how to ask these questions.
Here is how to ask existential questions:
2. Be Respectful
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Don’t be that guy who only asks existential questions at parties. Yes,
they make you sound more interesting, but these questions can be
overwhelming at times. Nobody wants an existential crisis thrown in
their face!
In Conclusion