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XVI Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Meaning of the word "do"

If you ever ask yourself the question, "But what's the point of being alive at all?"—leading the particular life of a student or bartender or whatever you happen to be—you'll answer "There's no point. It wouldn't matter if I didn't exist at all, or if I didn't care about anything. But I do. That's all there is to it."


What does it all mean, Thomas Nagel


What does the word "do" in "But I do" mean?

I think it means "But I'm alive". Is it right? or Does it means "But I exist"?

  

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I think it means "But I'm alive". Is it right? or Does it means "But I exist"?

  • I think it means "But I'm alive".
  • Is it right?
  • or Does it means "But I exist"?
  • = I do exist and care about things
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XVIWhat does the word "do" in "But I do" mean?I think it means "But I'm alive". Is it right? or Does it means "But I exist"?

= I do exist and care about things

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XVIIt wouldn't matter if I didn't exist at all, or if I didn't care about anything. But I do.

But I do exist and I do care about things.

CJ

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