Everything we have imagined in order to give meaning is based on the assumption that the world functions within a stable environment. The experience of the COVID pandemic challenged this assumption and the conditions under which meaning emerges. The importance of immaterial dimensions, such as time, space, or connections, has become more essential. With the future becoming uncertain, a question arises: what does it mean when we say that something has no meaning

Everything we have imagined in order to give meaning is based on the assumption that the world functions within a stable environment. The experience of the COVID pandemic challenged this assumption and the conditions under which meaning emerges. The importance of immaterial dimensions, such as time, space, or connections, has become more essential. With the future becoming uncertain, a question arises: what does it mean when we say that something has no meaning

Everything we have imagined in order to give meaning is based on the assumption that the world functions within a stable environment. The experience of the COVID pandemic challenged this assumption and the conditions under which meaning emerges. The importance of immaterial dimensions, such as time, space, or connections, has become more essential. With the future becoming uncertain, a question arises: what does it mean when we say that something has no meaning

Everything we have imagined in order to give meaning is based on the assumption that the world functions within a stable environment. The experience of the COVID pandemic challenged this assumption and the conditions under which meaning emerges. The importance of immaterial dimensions, such as time, space, or connections, has become more essential. With the future becoming uncertain, a question arises: what does it mean when we say that something has no meaning