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What if life had no intrinsic purpose and everything we do, from work to our deepest desires, was just a search for entertainment? In The Void of Meaning: Life and Entertainment, the author reflects on the vastness of time, the randomness of existence and the absurdity of life. Based on existentialism, evolutionary theory and the digital age, the book questions the meaning of life, proposing that everything is a game without rules and without clear objectives. Exploring themes such as death, free will and happiness, the work encourages the creation of personal meaning through experiences and connections, rather than a search for a greater purpose. A thought-provoking reflection on nihilism, which invites us to accept chaos and enjoy the journey.