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The Meaning of Life|Peter Goebels

The Meaning of Life : And How AI Is Killing It

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Overview

The bell rings, and a twenty-four-year-old professional fighter rushes toward me like a rocket. I am fifty-eight years old. And I am a computer geek.

What kind of man ends up in a Thai boxing ring at fifty-eight? A Marine. A car repossessor from South Central LA. A skydiver, pilot, and technical cave diving instructor. A cybersecurity professional with a wall full of certifications who works with artificial intelligence every day - and who spent five years asking the one question that outlasts every job title: what is the meaning of life?

The answer in this book was not found in a library. It was earned through a crucible: combat training, a stack of psychiatric diagnoses, a gun in the mouth, cognitive therapy, losing everything, and starting over on the other side of the world. The conclusion is simple and it will be tested on every page: the meaning of life is feelings and emotions. Nothing more. Nothing less.

And that is exactly what artificial intelligence is quietly killing. Not with robots or lasers - with convenience. Every struggle it removes, every answer it hands us, every "Wow" it flattens into a shrug takes another piece of the only thing that ever made life mean anything.

This book is a field manual for keeping your Wow alive in the AI age. Sixteen chapters on the rational and emotional mind, ego, suffering, injustice, freedom, authenticity, and what winning actually looks like - written by a man who tested every idea on his own skin, with seventeen illustrations and zero sugar-coating.

If you have ever looked at your comfortable, automated life and wondered why it feels empty - this is why. And this is the way back.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798187137985
  • ISBN-10: 9798187137985
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: July 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.62 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.87 pounds
  • Page Count: 294

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