None of what you have described in your previous post is related to empathy.
Where is the empathy in raising animals to eat them when doing so is unnecessary for our survival? And even if it were necessary, where is the empathy in killing something else for our own selfish benefit?
I find this perspective so.... weird.
I mean... if I imagine myself having the opportunity to watch what happens to my dead body, it would never cross my mind to feel honored if someone/something happened to eat it. And I am talking about the hypothetical supernatural me, someone capable of...
But it is you who started this topic by saying the doom and gloom scenario is not a well-established fact. And proceeded to claim that any and every prediction is not scientific because it can not be falsified.
You used that to equate climate change alarmism to religion (since in this...
If you are a mess and broken, that already justifies seeking therapy. You don't have to be self-destructive or dysfunctional to seek it.
It is one thing to hold there is no objective meaning to life, and yet another to hold that there is no meaning to life at all. It is the latter that I am...
You definitely should. Regardless of whether you believe in God, or gods, it is a mental health problem to think that life is meaningless if God/gods don't exist, because that entails making using of religion as a tool to fend off a depression that hasn't been properly dealt with.
Have you, since then, seen a psychologist?
I have and it felt great to have someone to talk to and willing to help me out with my struggles. It was tiresome, but worth it. I definitely think it could considerably improve your life. And I genuinely think this is way more important than figuring...