Who says I'm a nihilist? I aim to reconstruct moral values in aesthetic terms, in the context of naturalistic philosophy. (Some links below.)

I appreciate the sentiment that we shouldn't waste our life with over-analysis. But there's also a danger of under-analysis or of oversimplification, which sustains the grand frauds.

Just as some folks used to be called as shamans, some individuals are called to philosophical doubt, I think, which means they sacrifice their chance at delusion-based happiness for knowledge and for the sorrow that comes with an alienated, objective standpoint.

https://medium.com/@benjamincain8/lifes-absurdity-and-the-true-threat-of-nihilism-3c82179cad4d?source=friends_link&sk=d1f19489fecef69631d226e88e08893d

https://medium.com/interfaith-now/the-christian-ethos-and-the-primacy-of-aesthetic-meaning-656817ee6537?sk=130c56c754014424e12840c94e485a1a

https://medium.com/@benjamincain8/happiness-is-for-sheep-e97818cd06a0?source=friends_link&sk=0275af377dbda349117870cb7525b9de

https://medium.com/the-apeiron-blog/who-deserves-to-be-happy-a35d8141495e?source=friends_link&sk=e743cc365e04082d0540ecd2fccf84e0