How can someone leave a lasting legacy without religion

Build shit people find curious maybe?
Create a good artwork.

>>1913973
Be intelligent and well respected through dialogue and rational.

>>1913973

Well Gehengis khan fucked half of Eurasia

Probably by actually doing the stuff you claim to believe in. Religious people never bother with this, so that's at least one of your two groups being overruled as far as legacy goes

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>>1913973
Protest non-violently against a violent regime and get killed for a cause you believe in. Make sure to write a lot of stuff before that, make speeches and outline a philosophy - people are going to take it seriously after you get martyred.

>>1913973
Serious question am I the only person who doesn't feel any incentive whatsoever to leave a 'legacy'

I know its a reductionist argument, but I feel its just just an absurd end to sow so much for something you can't tangibly reap

don't die.

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>>1913990
>Religious people never bother with this

Im a fedorah but I beg to differ, they do the craziest shit.

>>1913973
By being a great artist, scientist, or politician.