powered by Google  
  Track your favorite teams and players.
Free membership, Register Now
Already a member, Log In
 


Community | Help
Might mean something to you... Sports News
  Home   Fantasy     NFL  |  MLB  |  NBA  |  NHL  |  College FB  |  College BK  |  Golf  |  Racing  |  Tennis  |  Cycling  |  MMA  |  More CBS College | High School | Mobile | Shop  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Horses Home
 Live Racing
 Youbet Update
 Carryovers
 Free Selections
 Contests
 U. of BET
 Message Board
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Cycling Home
 Results
 Standings
 Stages
 Teams
 Riders
 Message Board
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Arena Football
 Boxing
 CBS College Sports
 CBS Sports TV
 College Baseball
 College Hockey
 Horse Racing
 Collegiate Nationals
 Message Board
 Poker
 Soccer
 SPiN
 Tour de France
 Video
 WNBA
 Women's Coll BK
 World Sports
 
 Site Index
 
 
 CBS College Sports
 Coll Sports Tonight
 Get CBS Coll Sports
 XXL - Watch Now
 Talent Bios
 Schedules
 School Sites
 
 
 Find your School
 '08 Football Preview
 Football Rankings
 Football Stats
 Hoops Recruiting
 Hoops Rankings
 Hoops Stats
 Video Highlights
 
 
 Featured Application
 Mobile Web
 Alerts
 Applications
 Video
 
 
 Home
 NFL
 NCAA
 MLB
 NBA
 NHL
 Fantasy
 
Community Home | My Profile | My Blog | Groups | My Settings | My Account | Member Search | Blog Search | About Community

JudgementDay

Might mean something to you...

Name: Private | Gender: | Member Since June 23, 2007
Current Level: Superstar | Email: Private
Favorite
Teams
Blog Home

Existentialists: Get depressed much?

Posted on: May 8, 2008 5:57 pm
 
What brings on depression most for you: death (of others, or the idea of your own), freedom, isolation or meaninglessness?

Death, the inevitable.

Freedom, in an existential sense, refers to the absence of an extrinsic structure. The concept is that humans do not enter a world which is inherently structured. Each of us must create a personal, subjective structure.

Isolation stems from the fact that no matter how close we may become to another person, a gap always remains, and therefore, we are still ultimately alone.

Meaninglessness stems from the first three. If we must die, if we construct our own world, and if each of us is ultimately alone, then what meaning does life have, if any?

If none of the above, what then?
Reputation: 98
Level: Superstar
Since: Apr 4, 2008
Posted on: May 8, 2008 7:08 pm

Existentialists: Get depressed much?

wow, what a drag. try switching from kierkegaard to dr. seuss for a little while, lighten it up.

really, though, check it out: if life is empty and meaningless, you can make it mean whatever you like. generate whatever reality you choose for yourself - the universe wouldn't exist without you here to perceive it. change your angle of perception and the pendulum swings back to where you can dig it.



Reputation: 97
Level: Superstar
Since: Jun 23, 2007
Posted on: May 8, 2008 7:38 pm

Existentialists: Get depressed much?

Thanks for the tip jazz. Hey, myself, I am a helium balloon submersed in a pool of mercury. I am the party you always heard about, but didn't believe.

This blog is for folks who have crappy shrinks.

It is nice that you showed that you cared. Thanks man!



Reputation: 99
Level: Superstar
Since: Jun 28, 2007
Posted on: May 8, 2008 9:15 pm

Existentialists: Get depressed much?

Meaninglessness.  Ofcourse, isolation affords me the time to think about the meaninglessness.



Reputation: 97
Level: Superstar
Since: Jun 23, 2007
Posted on: May 8, 2008 11:46 pm

Existentialists: Get depressed much?

Until you and your loved ones die.



Reputation: 97
Level: Superstar
Since: Jun 23, 2007
Posted on: May 8, 2008 11:58 pm

Existentialists: Get depressed much?

Don't forget that freedom's just another word for nothing's left to lose.



Reputation: 97
Level: Superstar
Since: Jun 23, 2007