Short monologue by Mark Hamilton linking human psychology and consciousness to the meaning of life. Hamilton argues that humans evolved from animal (bicameral) minds to conscious beings, and that true happiness comes from helping others by creating and delivering value — this activity is presented as the meaning of life.
If you get down to the psychology as to.
What is it we're really here for.
And you tie that all into the human psychology as a social animal.
And then you go beyond.
Humans being animals into being man, having made that jump, that leap from the bicameral mind to consciousness, human consciousness, and you begin to understand, which I deal with quite a bit in my writings, what brings us happiness, what makes us happy.
You.
Realize that your ability to. To help others by bringing them values, creating and bringing them values is really the meaning of life, because in turn, that brings you happiness.
