I left Sisyphus at the foot of the mountain! We always see the burden on him. Sisyphus told us that the highest piety is to deny the gods and remove stones. He also thinks he is happy. This world, which is no longer dominated, is neither a desert nor fertile soil for him. Every grain of grain on this boulder and every grain of ore on this dark mountain only forms a world for Sisyphus. His struggle to climb to the top of the mountain is enough to enrich a person's heart. Sisyphus should be considered happy.
There is only one really serious philosophical problem: suicide. Judging whether life is worth living is itself an answer to the basic question of philosophy.
Suicide is recognition, that is, recognition of being surpassed by life, or recognition that people don't understand life.
Suicide is just admitting that life is not "worth living". It is true that it is never easy to live. However, due to various reasons, people still continue the behavior dominated by existence, and the most important reason is habit. When a person dies voluntarily, it means that he realizes-even subconsciously-that habits are not immutable, that there is no deep reason for people to live, that daily behavior is meaningless, and that pain is useless.
In the eyes of a sincere person, what he believes can restrain his behavior.
Seven ... Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays are always a rhythm, and it's easy to go this way most of the time. Once one day, I asked a "why" question, which all started from this amazing boredom.
8. Everything stems from this dull worry. Similarly, time carries our dull days and nights. However, one day we will be tired of time. We live in the future: the unresolved ideas of "tomorrow", "later", "when you get there" and "when you get old, you will understand" deserve attention, because they all point to death in the end.
9. I can touch this world, and I can tell it exists. All my knowledge ends here, and the rest needs to be rebuilt.
10. There are some facts, but there is no truth.
1 1. People who commit suicide may often believe in the meaning of life. Such contradictions are not uncommon. It can even be said that these contradictions have never been so profound, but logic has shown a strong temptation.
12. Among the thinkers who hold a negative attitude towards the meaning of life, except kirilov, a character in literary works, Bergrinos, who is naturally addicted to fantasy, and Yule Loki, who is good at foreseeing assumptions, no one has developed the logical reasoning of denying the meaning of life to denying life itself.
13. Great works and deep feelings always contain much more things than their consciousness.
14. Absurd feelings are naked sentimentality. They shine, but there is no trace, so they are elusive.
15. "Know yourself", Socrates' sentence has the same value as our preacher's "You should have morality". Both of them reveal a kind of nostalgia and ignorance at the same time.
16. Understanding whether a person can have his passionate life and whether he can accept the profound laws of these passions-that is, when they come out of the generation, they also burn their own hearts-is the whole problem.
17. Cisife is an absurd hero. He is an absurd hero because of his passion and suffering. He despises gods, hates death and is full of passion for life, which inevitably makes him suffer from inhuman torture that is difficult to describe in words: he devoted himself to an ineffective cause, which is the price he must pay for his infinite love for the earth.
18. If this myth is tragic, it is because its hero is conscious. If every step he takes depends on the hope of success, where is his pain? Today's workers have worked all their lives and completed the same work all day, which is as absurd as Sisyphus's fate. But this fate is tragic only when workers become conscious. Sisyphus, a proletarian among the gods, who carried out ineffective labor and rebelled, was fully aware of his tragic situation: that was what he thought of when he went down the mountain. The sober consciousness that caused Sisyphus's pain also caused his victory. Without contempt, there is no destiny of self-transcendence.
19. If Sisyphus painfully pushes a stone down the mountain on some days, then this work can also be carried out in joy. This is not an exaggeration. I also imagine Sisyphus walking back to his boulder, and the pain begins again. When the imagination of the earth is too focused on memory and the desire for happiness is too urgent, then the pain rises in people's hearts: this is the victory of the boulder, and this is the boulder itself. Great grief is an unbearable burden. This is our night in Gethsemane Garden.
20. There is only one world, and happiness and absurdity are two products of the same land.