WHO ARE YOU?

Part One

First of all, let's define this thing called life.
Life: the period from birth to death.
Of course, this is a biological explanation.
So what is life according to philosophers and philosophers?
Life according to philosophers and philosophers:
According to philosophers, the meaning of life is that life is not just a biological process, philosophers have also put forward various thoughts and theories in order to solve the depth of life and make sense of life. Why did man really come to this world and what is his purpose? They are looking for the answer to this question. Magenta, that is, according to Plato, the "good idea" is real. In other words, the meaning and main purpose of life is to reach the highest form of knowledge. On the other hand, Aristotle explains the main purpose of life as achieving the human goal of " being good". Hedonism, on the other hand, adopts the formula of "enjoying at the highest level and enjoying right now" for the meaning and purpose of life. Aristippus is the most important leader of this idea and argues that human pleasure should be above the pain of pleasure.
Stoicism, on the other hand, makes sense of life in the following way; it defends the idea of understanding the logic of events and struggling so that you don't get hurt. Because he thinks that a person should understand the logic of nature's functioning well and act accordingly. At the same time, there are some other philosophical movements on the purpose and meaning of life. These are nihilism, cynicism, kantianism and epicurism.

It was a detailed explanation, wasn't it? hahah
Let's take a look at philosophical views about life with you. Let's start with Plato, if you like.
According to Plato: Plato defended the view that knowledge is a very important tool that leads a person to virtue. For this reason, according to Plato, the meaning of life is to "learn more". Plato also believed that democracy is actually a result of education. He stated that uneducated peoples cannot cope with democracy, and over time democracy will turn into an oligarchy system, and demagogues will appear who equip uninformed peoples with false information, and as a result, dictators will multiply. Do you agree with Plato? I think it's a very logical and proper explanation.
I think this view of the plateau is excellent.
Think about what doesn't happen in an uneducated society? Liars,thieves,buffoons and rude rude people.
Education is not just math tests given at school, education is a very broad comprehensive concept.
For example, etiquette is part of a person's education, or the way he speaks, politeness.
It could be all of them. Life is an education.

Let's look at Aristotle.
According to Aristotle: According to Aristotle, life was supposed to be an ethical approach that distinguishes man from other living beings. Because in Aristotle's teaching, man was a "logical and rational" being. Aristotle believed that ethical values would push a person to be good. That is, according to Aristotle, the main purpose of human life is "to be good".

I didn't really agree with Aristotle.
Of course, we need to think about his age as well.
Being a "good person" in this era meant being exploited. What I mean by exploitation is the "exploitation of goodwill" in this era, most people have started to use it in exchange for the goodwill of others.
Of course, I don't know if this is how it was in the time of Aristotle. What do you guys think?
finally, let's look at hedonism and move on to our other section.

Hedonism: According to hedonism, the main purpose of human life is to reduce pain as much as possible, keeping pleasure as high as possible. Again, in this idea, which Aristippus, who is one of Socrates' students, led, argues that every person's pleasure should be above his pain.
The idea of hedonism is also beautiful, but incomplete. Because if a person lives completely in pleasure and lust throughout his life, then how will we resist the difficulties in life? Sometimes suffering makes a person strong.
This section is finished here, the topic of the other section will be our ideas rather than the thinkers.