HV’s Writing Blog #3: Do Nothing Faster

The late Albert Camus, when describing life as meaningless, had stated that one must see Sisyphus- Greek mythological figure endlessly rolling a boulder up a hill but never getting it up all the way- as happy.

He stated that, as Sisyphus’ life was now dedicated to that boulder, and there was no escaping the fate of him having to restart pushing up that boulder down at the bottom of the hill, that he would revolt against the melancholia the only way he knew how: by accepting the hopelessness of pushing up that boulder and choosing to be happy anyways.

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