What philosophy of life comes across in the gilgamesh story?

The exhortation of Siduri and Utnapishtim give a reasonable logic of life for Gilgamesh. Its fundamental premises are that passing is unavoidable, as the divine beings influenced it to some portion of human presence at creation; yet man was offered life to do with as he or she wished. In this manner, one ought to appreciate life and the joys it permits as far as sustenance and move, love, and family.

The laws make a successful community, without laws and a correctional system chaos would be everyday.