I've read this whole series. I'd like to ask: what has Emergentism to offer against a world of death, decay, error, and the failure to live up to ones potential? How can the individual take solace in the meaningfulness of their own lives, not just if they are lives will lived, but also if that are lives *poorly* lived? How does Emergentism account for failure?
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I've read this whole series. I'd like to ask: what has Emergentism to offer against a world of death, decay, error, and the failure to live up to ones potential? How can the individual take solace in the meaningfulness of their own lives, not just if they are lives will lived, but also if that are lives *poorly* lived? How does Emergentism account for failure?