Schopenhauer interprets life as amounting to suffering

Question 1.
Analyze why Schopenhauer interprets life as amounting to suffering, and what he
believes makes life more insufferable. Why does Schopenhauer think that
suffering outweighs pleasure in life? Why does Schopenhauer reject God as a
source of meaning in life? Why does he think that love is not capable of providing
meaning either? If life is as meaningless as he intimates, does he think that suicide
is an appropriate choice? Why or why not? What advice does Schopenhauer offer
in terms of trying to inhabit a world with such woes? What arguments could one
use to challenge him? Where do you stand on Schopenhauer’s views, and why? Be
sure to use concrete example to illustrate your points