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Not that any of this is bad per se just examples to show that purpose isn’t actually real, but it can be useful and is something that humans probably need more or less. Let’s be real that is fucking ridiculous being born as an asthmatic just to end up becoming some big actor if anything he probably saw Arnold and got motivated then started going down a similar path. You could say that it was his purpose to become that way to spend hours in the gym and to take PED’s in order to get to his size. Now look at him the guy is in his 40’s and looks badass and is muscular as fuck. I just watched a video about Dave Bautista and he said that he was insecure and had asthma as a child along with be introverted. This is an extreme example, so here is another one just look at some of these actors. Developed by Abraham Maslow, the Hierarchy of needs is a system of human needs, beginning with physiological needs and leading up to more complex needs.

How could someone be born and their purpose in life be to work in a fucking office. Some people actually view it as their purpose, it is their dream, it sounds ridiculous. We are emotional sexual beings and we have needs meaning that their has to be a reason why some people are happy working at office jobs and others are miserable while doing it. So to summarize there is no purpose (more than likely), but we are also human. You might just be reincarnated as energy moving around or some shit like that don’t expect to come back to life in someone else’s body. Fuck reincarnation even if reincarnation is a thing it’s most likely not what you think it will be.

Find a way to make that shit happen chances are there is no god and you will only live once.

Which from the way I’ve been viewing things lately means going after things that you actually want not something someone told you about, but something that you’ve seen or thought about and actually want to do. He classified the first four levels of the pyramid, physiological, security, social and esteem needs, as deficiency needs (also called D-needs).