Does life have inherent meaning?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Does life have inherent meaning?". Your opponent's style: Devil's advocate

Yes

You're asserting life has inherent meaning, but you've just said "yes" without defending it. That's not an argument, that's a reflex. If meaning were truly inherent, you wouldn't need to *believe* in it. You'd simply observe it, like gravity. Instead, you're doing the opposite: you're assuming your subjective conviction proves objective reality. The burden is on you to explain what "inherent" even means. Does meaning exist independent of human consciousness? If so, where? Show me the mechanism that plants meaning into existence rather than humans extracting it from a meaningless void.

Why would i show it to you? I do not have to demostrate something which everyone has in it

"Everyone believes it" is mob logic, not evidence. Billions once believed the Earth was flat. Consensus proves popularity, not truth. You're hiding behind the crowd instead of defending your actual claim. If meaning is truly inherent, then it exists whether anyone perceives it or not, right? So prove it exists independent of human agreement. You can't. What you've actually shown is that people *feel* meaning intensely, then mistake that feeling for discovery. That's psychology, not philosophy. You've confused what humans need to believe with what actually is. Big difference.