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"Don't kill anyone, mess
"Don't kill anyone, mess anything up, do something good"
From an evolutionary standpoint these are irrelevant
"Messing things up," and "doing something good" are subjective.
meaning of life is to live
meaning of life is to live in the moment and to let everyting flow.
Both answer are good. I
Both answer are good. I dont agree with dont mess anything up. You cant stop mistakes until you gain some six sense to know when a mistake is about to be made. But yeah it is pretty simple. Create, love, and get past your own ego and think or desire for other people not just yourself and live in the moment because that is the only moment that exsist all past and future are just memories and dreams.