This podcast will have monologues, discussions & ramblings about philosophy, movies, books, art and other human conditions. Stick around if you find it worthwhile.
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This podcast will have monologues, discussions & ramblings about philosophy, movies, books, art and other human conditions. Stick around if you find it worthwhile.
This is part 2 of the rendition of The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus. Here, Camus writes that an absurd man can only be certain of the absurd itself & nothing else. His desire for unity, & reason is uncertain & the world conforms to no obvious patterns. There may exist a meaning to existence, but there is surely no way of knowing it.
This is a monologue from the book "The Myth of Sisyphus" detailing the absurdity of existence. In these lines, Camus describes the polarity of organic knowledge and the mechanical classification of the world.
This podcast will have monologues, discussions & ramblings about philosophy, movies, books, art and other human conditions. Stick around if you find it worthwhile.
