Existentialism Holds Lethality Towards Education
By: Compubomb @ Dec 10, 2005 @ 4:37 am
The assumption that one must live life one day at a time in my Honest and most humble opinion is quite the contrary. It would seem those who hold such assumptions to be true have a lack of experience towards human affect and to how an individual holds priorities in their life. To me, I can only look at living one day at a time if I lived in a vacuum; however, I don't live in a vacuum and life holds it's conditions and in order to live your life one day at a time, you must plan for all possible conditions which is really just impossible to do--Murphy's law states that if something can go wrong, it inevitably will go wrong. Living one day at a time to me states that I have an unlimited ability to say I can procrastinate as much as I like, as to spite the idea of planning life, to live as existentially as possible. But the inherent flaw in existentialism is that it conforms to no boundaries as long as you satisfy your appetite.