“I think you still have to do things even if they don’t have any point.”
— Haruki Murakami
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Sometimes we do things that seem pointless or without a clear benefit, but they can still be valuable. For example, playing a game or drawing a picture might not lead to any big achievements, but they can make us happy and help us relax. Doing these activities can also help us learn new skills and grow as a person. On a deeper level, even if something doesn't have an obvious purpose, it can still be important for our well-being and mental health. So, trying new things or doing what we love can make our lives richer and more fulfilling. This idea teaches us that life's worth isn't just about big goals or results, but also about enjoying the small, everyday moments.
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