@thor@mstdn.social Life is a semi-meaningless concept. You can live forever, as long as you are ready to die.

Good is a semi-meaningless concept. Everything is good, as long as some things are bad.

The meaning is not in the absolute it is in the contrast, which we perpetually maintain, not for the greater good or higher purpose, but for our own sanity.

Sanity is a semi-meaningless concept. You can always be sane, as long as you're ok with being insane. However this(underpinning the analogous statements) remains subjective, since everyone(or thing) can not be insane in exactly the same way, they can only be sane in exactly the same way, making sanity a necessary precondition for (or the definition, or an equivalent of) objective reality.

You want more freedom/life/good/sanity not for yourself, but for everyone, and you want it not to reach an absolute, but because that is the only way for you (or anything) to exist.

There you go...