Any Transcendental Objective Meaning to Human life is both Illusory and destructive.

IntroductionMy opponent has the bulk of the BOP here. He must also prove 2 things. The first thing he must prove is that any transcendental objective meaning to human life is illusory. The other thing he must prove is that it's destructive. If he proves 1 but not the other, he should still lose this debate. Me personally, I'm going to focus on disproving the destructive part.TranscendentalThis word has several meanings, depending on who's using it and in what context it's used. Unfortunately my opponent's resolution and opening round doesn't give many clues as to the intended meaning, so I'm forced to make some assumptions.Transcendental- adjective 1. transcendent, surpassing, or superior. 2. being beyond ordinary or common experience, thought, or belief; supernatural. 3. abstract or metaphysical. http://dictionary.reference.com... We'll mostly be focusing on the 3rd definition, meaning intuitive as intuitive is an abstract type of concept. Also metaphysical reasons will be provided also. My belief is in an objective meaning for each individuals life exists and it doesn't matter whether it's intuitive or metaphysical. The Theories There is an intuitive way to discover your purpose in life. The unique meaning for you. It's simply a matter of following your passions. I'm not talking about giving into your compulsions and impulses. I'm talking about doing what you truly desire. When you do what you truly desire, it opens doors for you. You gain success in ways never thought imaginable. It seems universal among ultra successful people. Some people dismiss this as intuitive and it very well may be, but I find it more likely that it's just following God's plan and him rewarding you for doing so with success. God wouldn't have given you these passions without wanting you to pursue them. Next time you don't know where to go or what to do with your life than look inside and follow your heart. It will reward you immensely. The Numbers Purposeful people are more likely to be happy. They are less likely to suffer from disabilities. They have a less loss of cognitive function in old age and their mortality rates are significantly lower. They sleep better and are just better off all around. http://mobile.nytimes.com... A study lead by Patricia Boyle PHD and conducted by several other researchers concluded that having a purpose in life lead to a reduction in Alzheimer's disease by 2 times the amount of others. It also showed a significant reduction in mild cognitive impairments, slowing cognitive decline by up to 30%. http://archpsyc.jamanetwork.com... Another study done by Dr. Boyle has shown that, even when people do get Alzheimer's, having a purpose in life still has a great affect in reducing the symptoms of the disease. http://archpsyc.jamanetwork.com... A study done by Rush researchers has shown that those with a purpose filled life had a reduced risk of getting a disability or dying. http://mobile.journals.lww.com... The findings of that study also coincide with the results Dr. Hill and his team found. It's clear that having a purpose increase life expectancy. http://pss.sagepub.com... So as you can see, my position really doesn't depend on any sort of philosophical positions. I can prove a transcendental objective meaning in life is beneficial, by letting science make my case for me. There has also been meta analysis of several studies that show that goal setting (or as I call it discovering your purpose and pursuing it), leads to better performance and success. http://www.forbes.com... Conclusion I've definitely shown that having a transcendental objective meaning in life is the opposite of destructive and leave it up to my opponent to prove it both destructive and illusory.