Kurt Bell

The Good Life Kurt Bell

There is no good news in nature. The universe seems incapable of care, or of opinion, or of preference regarding right or wrong, good, and bad, or what constitutes a just and virtuous society or life. The universe's first opinion on these matters is evident in the dead, bleak environment of space and time; the restless progress of all order in the direction of entropy, and the cold indifference of matter and energy everywhere-where the curious phenomenon of life appears like some strange, exotic exception to a rule of inorganic truth. So, what do we do with this fact? How do we prevent a slide into nihilism? How do we keep our upright posture while our legs buckle and give way as our mind struggles to accept a reality the facts cannot seemingly deny?