I think this sentiment carries a horrendous arrogance:
"I don't think anything fundamentally matters, except that which we choose to care about."
Surely it should be:
"I don't think anything fundamentally matters, except that which we choose to care about. Though I know I'm only pretending and it doesn't really matter after all."
:P
(On a side note I've recently convinced myself that free will must be an illusion. Will post about that soon)
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Re: Sounds like Henry . . .
"I don't think anything fundamentally matters, except that which we choose to care about."
Surely it should be:
"I don't think anything fundamentally matters, except that which we choose to care about. Though I know I'm only pretending and it doesn't really matter after all."
:P
(On a side note I've recently convinced myself that free will must be an illusion. Will post about that soon)