For Richard Dawkins aimlessness
nature's grand indifference.
Whence life's lofty valuation?
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Hard to be a believer…but. You present the riddle well, if I am following you correctly.
ok. i lost myself in the whirlpool.
the last line, does it ask,
where life gets such a high value
or
what life as such values in high regard?
:(
I am afraid I also am not quite smart enough to understand...but I don't really know much about Dawkins and aimlessness.
It does beg the question, doesn't it?
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Yup, I'll have to hold my hands up to this one. The thinking was: If he is so sure that nature is blind, indifferent and uncaring, why does he regard life so highly?
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