Quote by T.F. Hodge
For the human experience, life in the natural world seems to require the application of meaning, in order to evoke purpose.

Summary
This quote suggests that as humans, we have a tendency to attribute meaning and purpose to our existence in the natural world. It implies that we instinctively seek a deeper understanding and significance in our lives, as merely existing does not seem fulfilling enough. By finding or creating meaning, we are able to give our lives a sense of purpose, which enriches the overall human experience.
By T.F. Hodge