Personal Philosophy Of Nihilism

Of what do nihilists hold dear, if not bound by “god”. We hold no compulsion to virtue to consummate reward, we openly reject religious belief. We don’t adhere to loyalties. Such sheer illogical movements dilute existentialist life. A nihilist rejects the fundament of value, it is only in the preservations of the mind does and idea possess value. It is an empty perspective. One not dictated by ordinance and one more logical than temptation. It is one of those who see an empty world, and no reason to question it.
The term “Nihilism” derives from the Latin nihil, nothing, in correspondence to the action of annihilation, in which the denial of purpose rejects desire, dually paling those who request it. For ones seeking to discern the expanse

While at first logic may deem it as being negative due to its irrational nature, what force would place it as being superior? Simple logic leads to disillusion when determining perspective in an empty world. Does one permit phenomenological sight that is only directed at personal pleasures, as being negative? This question is comical. If you ask if I believe in a hierarchy between these two, I don’t. This idea seems intangible, not meant to be solved, or acquainted. Yet, do I believe one holds more universal, empty universal weight, I do, there must be an answer to all relevancies, and whether the response alone conquers our view of logic, or dimensionality, the entity

I don’t question the meaningless in life. This idea dominates individuals who succumb to their inept perspective, deepening into depressed states. It is surely human nature to demand meaning. But this differentiates the nihilist. “Only optimists commit suicide”, Emil M. Cioran. While the optimist may treasure the belief that something greater than their lives waits ahead of death. This can either be divine pleasures, or solace from their trepidations, there will be something better than now. A nihilist doesn’t see anything beyond life, or truly even in life. You have the choice to conceive meaning, or not, but either way you wouldn’t question inherent meaning, its utterly absurd. Every day I find amusement in my yearnings. I strive for knowledge, seeking satisfaction from resolving curiosity. In this pursuit, I reach for the absolute and ultimate knowledge, one that understands everything and nothing. This goal breaches even the depths of my heart, where it unseemingly lives, harmoniously with the understanding that I truly don’t care if I reach my goal or not. In my eyes, I see that in death I will be tandem with knowledge, ad infinitum, or not yearn for it at all, both leading to a state not of