True: that’s why I had said that it is important to keep in mind that AF does not try to prove philosophically anything; it tries to make us experience that a good part of those philosophical and existential questions are generated by the very entity that AF invites us to eliminate: the self (or selves, if one wants to get more “technical” -you can search about it in the AFT site-).
Of course, there is nothing objectionable about the questions themselves: the important thing is, on the one hand, to look within yourself for the origin of the emotional need to answer them; on the other hand, to look for experiential evidence that in certain states of consciousness either the emotional load of these questions disappears, or the questions themselves disappear. It is because in those states the self/identity is in abeyance and temporarily ‘allows’ the flesh and blood body a glimpse into the actual world.
So, have you ever had a PCE? (I don’t know if you have been able to read about them on the AFT site yet).