Statistics shows that every year, 700,000 people committed suicide globally every year. In fact, there are always suicide cases happening everyday. This is the harsh reality. And it doesn't even matter whether we like it or not, it happened, they happened.

Logically, we 'choose' to be alive simply just because of our biologically hardwired survival instincts. There's nothing more than that, essentially. All other reasons are basically just cope. But, humans being human, our consciousness can also (specially) 'choose' whether to live, or cease to exist (if we really want to). Other animals don't have this (please correct me if I'm wrong though).

If we look at the bigger picture, cosmically speaking, there is nothing special about whether we live or die. Life goes on. Nothing lasts forever. And nothing really matters, in the grand scheme of things. We're all just like ants: some live, some die. That's just the way it is. Any other notions than that, it's basically just our man-made delusions.

Thank you for all the comments. I really appreciate them all.

Sometimes I wonder too, what if it's true that some people are just born to lose? What if it's true that it's just their 'fate' or 'destiny' (or whatever it is) to be a failure/loser? What if it's true that some people are just not meant for this world? But then, why born? Well, because Life is random, isn't it? Even if there is some type of "god" or something like that, I'm afraid it's probably just the bad/evil one, playing & toying & experimenting around, at least with some of its creations. Or again, everything is random, & pointless, meaningless. Anything can happen, including any type of bad things unthinkable. Yes, even the random stupid shits, like me & my life for example. Things happened. Shits happened. That's life. For the winners, of course they're happy. But for the losers like me, it's seriously making me severely/heavily depressed & suicidal.

I'm from Indonesia. I completely agree.

Human beings is very limited.
So it's time to evolve further (just like in some science-fictions).

A.I (Artificial Intelligence), AGI, V.R (Virtual Reality), Transhumanism, Post-humanism,
these are all the true/real "meaning of life"
To evolve (evolution)
To transcend (transcendence)

I agree with the OP. I've made a post about "Pessimism" around almost one year ago here:

https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/11569/unpopular-opinion-nihilism-still-doesnt-reflect-reality-philosophical-pessimism-is-more-honest/p1

Simple. Something that I can see with my own eyes and physical senses. And also something that makes sense logically/rationally, instead of 'hopeful/beautiful' emotional delusions/illusions unfortunately too common nowadays.

What if nothing eventually can win against entropy? Does it then make everything meaningless?

I'm from Indonesia, and I have been really interested on Transhumanism especially after a lot of observations, readings, & thinking.

Everything seems to come into the final conclusion that human species/humanity is not perfect, and in fact, have also made a lot of failures & slow progress in everything. That's why I'm thinking that the next evolution should, or even must be Transhumanism, to break away from all the disappointing limitations of reality.

My question is simple but very urgent/important one:
How can I, as just an ordinary person, can contribute to quicken the progress of Transhumanism?
Also, do you think Transhumanism will have any possibility to finally become mainstream in public?
How can we really make sure that Transhumanism will really work, instead of failing or eventually got diminished & slowly disappearing as if it never exists, considering how short attention span of our human species/humanity/mankind?

Thank you, and looking forward to your responses.

yes, sadly true, nowadays it's all about money
Capitalism gets way out of control
it's a depressing reality

Please help sign this petition. People need to know about this word.

https://www.change.org/p/oed-uk-oup-com-make-antinatalism-a-word-in-the-dictionary

I can tell you my partners thoughts for wanting to "non-consensually cause all risk of harm to another person", are essentially along the lines of, "I love you, lets have a baby", "I want to have your baby/child", "lets make a family together". She does not think in terms of potential people, consent, harm, agendas (for the child to go through). But I think it's more complex than just a selfish desire to have a baby, considering the pain/burden of pregnancy/childbirth, and then all the work that is looking after a baby and raising it into a child and then adult. If anything it's more selfless than selfish. Not sure what to make of this. — Inyenzi

You've said it yourself in the beginning, that it's basically for a selfish (& ignorant, short-term, simple-minded) reasons that most people (including women/female) 'decided' (if having sex could be considered as even a 'serious, thoughtful' decision at all) to have a baby/kid/children.

What you've said at the end, about "all the work that is looking after a baby and raising it into a child and then adult", it's basically just the consequences. There is nothing 'selfless' about it. As a parents, people basically are just eventually forced to do all those things. Not because of some noble selflessness. That's just another beautiful delusions/illusions people would like to believe.