Is there a meaning to life?

Is there a meaning to life? 

Not just life, but is there a meaning to anything?

The matter here depends on what kind of answer you are looking for: 
is it absolutely comprehensive, or human in scope.

As for the absolutely comprehensive answer, the one that relates to the cause of existence as a whole, it is the same answer that we arrive at every time we try to push our minds to grasp what it is not prepared to surround. At times like these, in order to keep themselves from being melted, our minds turn to their strongest defense: denial. Deny the whole thing, even if the denial does not seem logical. Without that defense, without that forced pause point, the inevitable result is that we lose our minds. The inevitable result is madness.

It is different when searching for an answer in the human domain. When we ask about the meaning of life in this domain, we are not referring to the meaning from the viewpoint of the maker, but from the viewpoint of the manufacturer. From our point of view. Here, the search for meaning in life turns into a search for value ... about impact ... about goal ... about purpose.

What you did, what you do, what you want to do, what you believe in, what you strive for ... all of these things will contribute to shaping the final answer to the question. When searching for an answer in this range, the meaning of life - or more precisely, the meaning of your life - is something that you decide. Something you make.

As you can see, the second answer is completely different from the first, even though the question is the same. More important than asking questions is determining where to look for an answer. There's no point in asking the right question if you're looking for the answer in the wrong place.