Which of the following best represents Wolf's response to pessimists, like Nagel, Camus, and Richard Taylor?
A) Wolf argues that God's existence shows that we ought not be pessimists
B) Wolf argues that we ought to live in a way that harmonizes with our insignificance
C) Wolf argues that we aren't cosmically insignificant
D) Wolf agrees with them about our significance and how we ought to respond to our insignificance

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Wolf suggests that recognizing our insignificance in the grand scheme of things doesn't lead to despair but rather to a perspective where we can find meaning in living in a way that acknowledges this reality.

Which of the Following Best Represents Wolf's Response to Pessimists