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Want what you like | Meaningness

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Discovering what you actually like can be surprising, and supports enjoyable usefulness as your purpose in life.

This page is unfinished. It may be a mere placeholder in the book outline. Or, the text below (if any) may be a summary, or a discussion of what the page will say, or a partial or rough draft. One defect of materialism is fixating mundane purposes , locking one into the idea that only a few things can bring you satisfaction in the material realm, and getting as much as possible of them is the meaning of life. That’s what you should want. Meanwhile, mission tells us that material enjoyment is a meaningless distraction from higher purposes . You shouldn’t want that. Both these voices are wrong.

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