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CMV: Life doesn't have a meaning

First of all Im on mobile and im not a native English speaker so sorry for eventual grammar and spelling errors.

  If you make a pyramid out of 100 cans and throw a ball at it it will fall. If you rebuild it again exactly like it was before and reset all conditions then throw the ball with the same angle and velocity as before you will see that the exact same thing happen again.The human brain is the same but very complex. I can’t think of an explanation for something that does not work this way. With this i want to say that we don’t have free will.  

If this is true and the brain is pre determined then making an afterlife for a predictable supercomputer that broke is useless.This means that everything loses its meaning once it is no longer happening.  

This makes life meaningless to the individum. A god might have some kind of plan and meaning but i would just be a worthless tool without a real meaning. And if you say fulfilling the plan that god has for me is my meaning then that is more of a goal than a meaning.

Don’t argue with the existence of souls except if you can give proof of its existence.  

Sorry for all the spelling errors and my rubbish grammar ask if you need clarification of something.
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> Life doesn't have a meaning

Something can only have meaning, if there is a person/mind/entity etc. who values it, or in other words, *gives* it meaning.

If there were no life and no minds existed anywhere, there could be no meaning to anything, because there's no one to whom it would be meaningful. It makes little sense to talk about meaning as if it were some inherent property/quality of things that we can detect in a similar way as weight or color. 

If someone sees meaning in their life, i.e. they value it, then their life has meaning (to them).