In this, our second installment of the "Meaning of Life" series, we're going to tackle the most pressing question of our time: what is the meaning of life?
We've consulted with various experts, from existential philosophers to squirrel psychologists, and the answer is clear: it's a squirrel.
Think about it, folks: squirrels have it all. They're free to roam, free to forage, free to store their nuts for the apocalypse. They're like the original hipsters, living life on their own terms.
But wait, it gets better! Squirrels also have the secret to true happiness: they're constantly finding joy in the simple things in life. A bird to chase, a nut to crack, a tree to climb. It's all about the little things, folks.
So, the next time you're stuck in a existential crisis, just remember: the meaning of life is a squirrel. And if you'll excuse me, I have some nuts to attend to.
Section 3: The Squirrel as a Philosophical Paradigm Section 4: Squirrel-Related Techniques for Attaining Enlightenment