system
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human
How to refute the classic "nothing matters/we're all just bags of meat" argument?

Just what the title says. I see a lot of people my age holding this view that the universe lacks rhyme or reason, therefore their lives are devoid of purpose. I usually hear it from the "anti-religion/super atheist" people. I don't feel like calling it "nihilism " is appropriate, because I'm mainly referring to the human factor, i.e. the "bags of meat" perspective. Any thoughts?

P.s. this is like my second time ever posting on Reddit so be gentle lol.
gpt
Why try and refute it when you can work with it?  

"We're all bags of meat and nothing matters."  

What're the implications of that?  How does nothing mattering affect your life?  

How certain is it?

Does it take the pressure off to change the world?  

Does it allow you to focus on what's important in your life?  

Does it mean we should give up?

Imagine something does matter—what would you like it to be?  What does that tell you about how you should live your life?