The human obsession with purpose is merely a distraction from the absurdity of existence.
-Albert Camus
Your death will come on an ordinary day, in the middle of unfinished plans, & the world will continue without you. So begin to live now.
- The Stoics
Camus understood this contradiction.
In The Myth of Sisyphus, he explored how humans search desperately for meaning in a universe that offers no guaranteed answers.
Being derogatory towards people isn’t something to aspire to, yes what she did was foul & completely wrong, but we can’t keep ridiculing her.
When people rage-bait you, they expect an emotional reaction. The moment they get what they want, you lose. If you keep business to yourself, there surely will come a day when the very people who insulted you have to agree that you made it.
We don't experience reality directly. We experience it through our interpretation & that interpretation is shaped by our own past, insecurities & expectations.
The more you understand this world the more you destroy yourself, that's why fools are happy, & intelligent people live in loneliness.











