Trisel says, "Albert Einstein is often mentioned as someone who led a meaningful life. In judging whether his life was meaningful, no one would ever ask 'Was his existence intended?' Whether or not a person's existence was intended is necessary to whether this person's life is meaningful."

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The statement is false. One's existence being intended or not does not determine the meaningfulness of their life. Many individuals who were not intended (such as those born from unplanned pregnancies) can lead very meaningful lives, while others who were intended (such as a child born to fulfill their parents' desires) may not.

Trisel Says, "Albert Einstein Is Often Mentioned as Someone Who