What is the meaning of quality of life?

Answer 1

There IS an answer to the question of 'what is the meaning of life', BUT until we could explain our seemingly-imperfect, 'good-and-evil'-afflicted HUMAN CONDITION we couldn't afford to acknowledge what that meaning is. The truth is, any meaningful thoughts on life, such as questions like 'what is life all about', ended in unbearable confrontation with the issue of our seemingly extremely flawed state or condition.

Since life is subject to the laws of physics, and the integrative, cooperation-dependent law of Negative Entropy implies that we should live cooperatively, selflessly and lovingly, WHY THEN ARE WE HUMANS COMPETITIVE, SELFISH AND AGGRESSIVE? Yes, we needed to first explain ourDIVISIVE condition because only then could we face this truth that the answer to 'what is the meaning of life' is to be INTEGRATIVE!

And, MOST WONDERFULLY, biology is now able to provide that long dreamed-of, reconciling, redeeming and thus psychologically rehabilitating explanation of our seemingly-highly-imperfect, divisively-behaved condition, thus allowing us to safely admit that the answer to 'what is the meaning of life' is that it is to behave in an integrative cooperative, selfless and loving way. (It should be mentioned that this explanation of our species' deeply psychologically troubled condition is not the psychosis-avoiding, trivialising, dishonest account of it that the biologist E.O. Wilson has put forward in his theory of Eusociality, but the psychosis-addressing-and-solving, real explanation of it.)

Before presenting the all-important, human-race-transforming, real explanation of the human condition, the following scientific explanation of the integrative meaning of life makes it very clear why we couldn't admit this truth while we were unable to explain our less-than-ideal condition.

Answer 2

Quality of life refers to the overall well-being and satisfaction an individual experiences in various aspects of their life, such as physical health, mental health, social relationships, and living conditions. It is subjective and can vary greatly from person to person based on their values, culture, and circumstances. A high quality of life typically implies that an individual is content, healthy, and able to pursue their goals and interests.