Various experiences, considered good, bad, beautiful, ugly, etc., are believed

Various experiences, considered good, bad, beautiful, ugly, etc., are believed

Various experiences, considered good, bad, beautiful, ugly, etc., are believed to give life "meaning." This implies that there is some underlying purpose beyond the natural processes of growth found everywhere in nature. A tree doesn't need to "mean" anything to be a tree...Is this yearning for "meaning" in life simply a human coneptualization and nothing more?

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