We cannot ever observe the real property of the world around us, but we can only judge it in our perception, which is certainly based on experience. But there should be no doubt about the existence of a fundamental form of the world around us. The fundamental form of all things do exist in a simple shape, in some dimensions. But our thoughts and perspective makes it complex to visualize. The world indeed is made of very simple objects and the system of life is also quite simple. But we are indeed unable to perceive the simplicity, because of the complexity of our mind, of our brain. It’s not the world that’s complex and confusing, it’s our perception making things complex and confusing. This ideology also explains why opinions suggesting opposite meanings also end up being true in certain cases. Why is most of the solutions of problems so simple? Because the world can be described with the simplest of explanation. But the useless complexity of emotions have made it so much difficult to understand. Because we’ve been observing reality all wrong. But perhaps, the question we end up in is if is even necessary for us to learn about the true form of life, or should we just let it be the way it is. Life certainly is meaningless, it has a certain form but it doesnt have any meaning of it’s own. Rather with our beliefs we perceive and judge the situation we fall into, and give it a meaning. The idealism of living a meaningless life doesn’t refer to nihilism, rather it refers the possibility of people’s perception. It’s an idealism that acquires knowledge of one’s observation and debates about the applicability of that belief. To be more clear about the idea, there is no certain right or wrong. There’s no such thing as absolute true or false. It’s just the evolution of humanity and the knowledge and law poured down by generations. The birth of different cultures, religions and philosophical beliefs have effected us. Shaped our beliefs and our perception. We gave life a meaning.