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Isn't this just like an awful but fancy-looking blog post?

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Life doesn't have a purpose in itself. We make up purposes and goals out of our selfishness.

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Personally, I don't believe there is one unless proven otherwise.

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In my opinion, I think people are naturally bad, as they have no knowledge. Then, it's kind of an endless cycle where if someone's exposed to a bad environment, they become bad.

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1. Competition. Competition is what drives humanity forward. An example is the Cold War.
2. Collaboration. This has been proven since the birth of mankind. Humans hunt better in packs.
3. Communication. It is common sense that there's no collaboration without communication.
4. Creativity. Thanks to the creativity in recent inventions, we've achieved great things such as population boom.
5. Knowledge. Knowledge is very, very important and I can never stress this enough. The more you know, the better you do at things.

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1. Misconception. This can cause great misunderstanding which drives everything chaotic
2. Ignorance. Not taking in any ideas and stupidly defending your ideologies is horrible.
3. Mock. It is never good to specifically target someone, as that makes you look pathetic.
4. Spreading unverified information. All this does is create unnecessary panic.
5. Deliberate exclusion. Being alone rarely gets anything done.

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Personally, I believe it happens for a reason. Random things happen in random chances to serve that reason.