Love and Death1975

Sonya:
But, if there is no God, then life has no meaning. Why go on living? Why not just commit suicide?

Boris Gruschenko:
Well, let's not get hysterical. I could be wrong. I'd hate to blow my brains out and then read in the paper that they found something.

Sonja:
Boris, Let me show you how absurd your position is. Let's say there is no God, and each man is free to do exactly as he chooses. What prevents you from murdering somebody?

Boris Grushenko:
Murder's immoral.

Sonja:
Immorality is subjective.

Boris Grushenko:
Yes, but subjectivity is objective.

Sonja:
Not in a rational scheme of perception.

Boris Grushenko:
Perception is irrational. It implies immanence.

Sonja:
But judgment of any system or a priori relation of phenomena exists in any rational or metaphysical or at least epistemological contradiction to an abstracted empirical concept such as being or to be or to occur in the thing itself or of the thing itself.

Boris Grushenko:
Yeah, I've said that many times.