What is the purpose of existence? Discover the ultimate question of existence and find your own purpose in life. Alexander Chichulin

some key thinkers and their views:

      – Plato: Plato believed that the purpose of existence was to seek knowledge of the Forms, or the ideal, perfect versions of objects that exist in a transcendent realm beyond the physical world. He argued that this knowledge was necessary for attaining the highest good, which he called the Form of the Good.

      – Aristotle: Aristotle believed that the purpose of existence was to achieve eudaimonia, or human flourishing. He argued that this could be achieved by developing our natural capacities and virtues, such as reason and courage, and living a life of ethical excellence.

      – Epicurus: Epicurus believed that the purpose of existence was to seek pleasure and avoid pain. He argued that true pleasure was achieved through the absence of pain, rather than the pursuit of sensual pleasures, and that this could be achieved through living a simple, self-sufficient life.

      – Stoics: The Stoics believed that the purpose of existence was to live in accordance with nature and cultivate inner peace and tranquility. They argued that by accepting the natural order of the universe and living in harmony with it, we could achieve a state of eudaimonia.