One of the most asked questions in human history is surprisingly simple:
“What is the purpose of life?”

For centuries, people have wrestled with this question, some even becoming prophets and shaping entire civilizations with their answers. But what I’ve come to realize is quite straightforward:

There is no grand purpose.
We are just one of many organisms on this planet, here for a brief moment in time. Our only biological purpose is to survive.

And yet, in this chaotic and meaningless existence, the only thing that seems to matter is what we choose to do with the little time we have. That’s where things get complicated – because that answer isn’t universal. It’s different for everyone.