Albert Camus's Essay: The Myth of Sisyphus

In an article titled "Myth of Sisyphus", Albert Camus is trying to answer some difficult questions. He wants to know if life is worth living, how to make life worthwhile, and whether it is possible to live a clear life. For him, a ridiculous person realized that life was ridiculous after his prediction repeatedly contradicted, and he realized that the world is an irrational and unreasonable place. These unfair expectations on certainty eventually led to believe in many absurdities that life is not worth facing in the face of thinking they are hopeless.

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The article by Albert Camus "Myth of Sisyphus" is a fable about the absurdity of human nature, of which Sisypos is a typical absurd hero. The man rolled the stones forever to the top of the mountain and then observed the decline. But Sisyphus noticed his dilemma, concentrated freely, refused hope, despised the gods, and had enthusiasm in life, so he surpassed himself. His inherent knowledge, his endless suffering, resembles human dilemmas, and humanity is forced to live in a world without absolute meaning. Therefore, ridiculous people must demand living with known things and bringing uncertain things. In the case of a human being, this is what I know is that I exist, that the world exists, that is, I am a human being.