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The problem of purposelessness arises not because of a flaw in existence but because of a flaw in the compability of our conditioning with existence. We may not have been born for a purpose but we were raised to serve a number of them. And when we look deeply into them, we inevitably find that none are ultimately of any lasting meaning. We then naturally infer that our life is without purpose, since our conditioning leads us to believe that everything we do should result in some productive and ...