Orient yourself spiritually! An apparent ignorance, a random life. Compro­mise and competition for a self-delusion

People do not inquire about a purpose of their whole life.

> They choose to ignore that they will die and that this sad event may happen soon.

> They also choose to ignore that the world is bigger and more unknown than the world they perceive.

It is their right, and their choice is understandable. People who are comfortable with this ignorance can and do focus on trying to survive, as long as they expect. We will trace the principle of most problems in human relationships, even for intellectual failures in this natural and social compromise. When one has chosen to deceive himself and is unconcerned to the research of the world in order to serve his action (outwardly to a perceivable world) with expectations of his bumptious mind, then will easily deceive... in a multitude of other cases. Equally, they will downgrade and ignore the truth and rational thinking. This contemptuous behavior towards the research spirit, truth, and ignorance is not moral and can be called "moral irresponsibility". Some of the first implications on human behavior (from this choice of life and action with indifference for research and in spite of sure future of death) are the selfish compromise and pretense for reasons of adaptation and facilitation of personal life. The struggle for survival within social environment with the moral irresponsibility and the choice of such a delusion is separated from a moral life. So, the struggle for survival emerges as the supreme goal, for which everything is allowed and with every sacrifice.

This compromise with such apparent ignorance of the world and how long we will live, and the hiding of most obvious truth, is a moral challenge that cannot be left unanswered by a sincere and impartial person. In the lives of the majority of people, everything was easier and more desirable, except thinking tirelessly about what the world is and how living with ignorance about the world is a random and transient life. People are ready to do anything to survive. They are constantly striving to look capable, successful, and exemplary to other people in order to justify their efforts and their lives. Their entire lives are efforts and clever actions to confirm that they are capable, that they do not waste their time, and to find some meaning for their existence. People are not calmed by the thought that they do not need to do anything other than satisfy their biological needs. People also hide their need to justify their existence. Therefore, if humans were living like other animals (with their minds limited to action solely for survival), then we would probably have no reason to show them that they make a big mistake choosing to live by downgrading their ignorance of the world and forgetting that they are mortals. But  people with this choice of illusion and downgrading of their ignorance:

They believe they have good knowledge of the reality and themselves.

They overestimate their abilities and successes.

They easily draw conclusions about life and the future.

They present their fantasies as real knowledge.

They unwarily appreciate that they are at an advantage or disadvantage and think according to their selfish expectations.

They think they have control of their mind and lives, similarly as they believe that if they had more money, then they would live better.

So they make life difficult for those who disagree and dispute, but they also make their own lives difficult.

This degradation of their ignorance might not be worth talking about if the consequences were limited to their own separate lives. But people thus have desires, set conditions, have goals and collaborations with which they oppose other people, and inadvertently make their own lives difficult. When one is in an advantageous position, then has a sensation that the others are ineffectual or unworthy, crazy or stupid, that the others are worthy of their bad luck, and also easily gives instructions or commands for the lives of others. When one is at a disadvantage, then selfishness is easily hurt, easily blames others, jealous, or looking to react, alone or with his participation in a competitive team, if such an opportunity has existed. The world is fascinating, and if people make their lives difficult and their struggle for survival is doomed to failure in order to show their skills, then people deserve their misery.