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The Myth of Sisyphus (1942) 10/26/25(Sun)09:18:12 No.24830733
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The Myth of Sisyphus (1942) Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)09:18:12 No.24830733 Archived
What are your thoughts on Albert Camus' most famous philosophical essay? What's your stance on absurdism as a philosophical framework? Do you find Camus' idea of "living absurdly" a satisfying alternative to suicide, or do you reject the underlying premise altogether?
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Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)22:13:26 No.24832165
You can't have too much of one thing, for example a glass that's full is heavy
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