Does life have inherent meaning?

A case for

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The first objection

You're testing me with a one-word insult instead of an argument. Fine. Let's assume you're making the weakest case for inherent meaning: "Life matters because I feel it does." Feeling isn't evidence. A heroin addict feels their fix matters desperately. A person in psychosis feels their delusions are real. Your subjective sensation of meaning proves nothing about whether meaning actually exists independent of your brain chemistry. You've confused emotional conviction with metaphysical fact, and that's the entire problem with the "meaning is inherent" position. You're confabulating, not reasoning. So here's the real question: Can you name one source of meaning that doesn't collapse into personal projection?