The burden of existence may not lie in suffering but in how we choose to engage with it.

Perhaps philosophy's purpose isn't to answer, but to provoke reflection.

If we could foresee the future, would life still hold any meaning?

Every decision is a fork in an infinite road, but what of the roads not taken?

Consciousness is a traveler through time, and we are merely the scenery passing by.

Human limitations are not in knowing too little, but in what we will never be able to know.

Existence is a dilemma, yet it is this very dilemma that propels us to seek transcendence.

Perhaps time is an illusion of consciousness, and we are living in an eternal now.

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