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Sunday, November 30, 2008 at 11/30/2008 01:58:00 AM

**Something interesting **

My friend ask in the forum : Why do we try so hard to survive when we all die in the end?

This is so damn meaningless. Living things should all just die. Agree?



Some one replied : The fact that life got beginning got end... is telling us to prioritise and value the time we have left, don't do meaningless things such as the extreme obsession with the pursuit of material stuffs, when none can be brought along when life ends.

Depending also whether there is life after death in one's believe system, if there is, then think knowledge and wisdom would be more usage than material stuffs.

i totally agree!

Life is a song and I'll play for you.