>>24681229
Politician books. Including Art of the Deal.

There's like 4-5 books on absurdism in total. Since it's a publicity stunt from Camus and not a real movement or even philosophy.

I guess the best one is the stranger.

>>24681229
What if what I love is killing people? Should someone be who they are even if who they are is horrifying?

>>24681252
I'm only going to want you to be what either benefits me or doesn't impact me, so I'd say that's wrong.

>>24681259
>*kills you*
Nice philosophy dickhead

>>24681252
Why should I care about public opinion and herd morality? I don't kill people if you don't want to and I'll let common people deal with defending public morals, personally I couldn't care less

>>24681270
Killing me isn't part of my philosophy
>>24681277
Because the collective pain of punishment will outweigh the short-term enjoyments you'd feel

I haven't read anything on 'absurdism' but it just sounds like rebranded nihilism

>>24681281
I won't kill anyone and don't desire to from deep rooted unconscious moral reasons. What I am saying is that philosophies treating about what should and shouldn't be subject to punishment absolutely uninterests me. Won't participate

>>24681284
It kind of is

>the universe is big so its not important
Oh

>>24681252
Join the french forgein legion.

>>24681229
what if nothing makes me happy and I flit from passing pleasure to passing pleasure, leaving the sense of an inscape hole that can merely be masked by a few seconds of distraction?