I'm not doing too well comrades. I think I'm becoming an alcoholic to cope. I can go into the details if you want. There's no meaning to life, we suffer then we die and our consciousness is extinguished forever.
Any books you'd recommend to help with this? I like to read
Rorty's Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity is really good, although he'll get a ton of flack for being a liberal idealist round these parts, though mostly from people who haven't read him I imagine.
I also really like Feyerabend, but I wouldn't place him in either group directly, although there is a strong current of pragmatism that underlies Against Method and Conquest of Abundance.
Basically, if you're looking at following my direct path, Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions is what I read first and the more radical readings of that lead very quickly to an abandonment of any sort of realist framework, from which Rorty and Feyerabend are good jumping off points.
Dewey was also a prolific writer who coined instrumentalism and had a ton of good (if liberal) takes on education and politics, but he had so much good stuff I don't even know if the top of my head were I'd start with him.