Life, John Conway

Yes, very facinating, but those movies explains nothing, Imo it has no value at all, other than etertaining.

Well, human life can be said to have no value at all, excepting entertainment value.

Some would argue that life is only justified aesthetically. If indeed there is no God and death is simply annihilation, this is quite feasible in its way.

Erhmmm, excatly is it "quite feasible in its way" ? I never seem to grasp your ideas.

Someone could say "there is no god and death is the end of the individual." They could then say "well, at least life is fascinating, beautiful, terrible, and in the end worth living, because it has its charms."

We can give up "god" and "afterlife" and still be glad to be born. We can even say that a certain futility haunts all our grand posturings, and still be grateful for these grand posturings as the best that are available.