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The Apparent Meaninglessness of Life - A Journey Through Existential Inquiry and Cosmic Indifference - cover

The Apparent Meaninglessness of Life - A Journey Through Existential Inquiry and Cosmic Indifference

Abdellatif Elhomani

Editorial: Spines

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In this thought-provoking exploration of meaning, readers are led through the confluence of existentialism and science, challenging the pursuit of purpose against cosmic indifference. The text draws from philosophical giants and evolutionary theory to inspire resilience and individual destiny. It serves as a guide for navigating life’s uncertainties and celebrates the human spirit's capacity to find harmony within the cosmos's vast expanse, urging us to forge our own path with authenticity and creative rebellion.
Disponible desde: 07/07/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 188 páginas.

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