Definitions by JacksonJoeLamb
Terminal Nihilism
The philosophical view that while nothing as an end in itself is meaningless or pointless, nothing ultimately matters.
For example, eating fancy food isn't pointless in itself, as you enjoy the taste while eating, but after a week, year or century, it doesn't matter. You won't remember the unpleasant experience of bad, nor the pleasant experience of good, and with death everything goes into a void.
For example, eating fancy food isn't pointless in itself, as you enjoy the taste while eating, but after a week, year or century, it doesn't matter. You won't remember the unpleasant experience of bad, nor the pleasant experience of good, and with death everything goes into a void.
Terminal Nihilism by JacksonJoeLamb September 9, 2026
