/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13906786
bro, i imagine you just read the Camus essay on Sisyphus or something to shed it in any sort of positive light, and I appreciate some fellow patrician /lit/ bros leaking into my /biz/, but as others have said, I think you misunderstand what Camus was trying to say about Sisyphus. When Camus says we must imagine him smiling or happy, i don't think he means in the sense that he is happy about his fate per se, but rather that he was happy he's able to do anything at all IN SPITE of the fate handed down to him as punishment by the gods. Or rather, his fate is still shit, but in being able to recognize this yet still DO something and push the boulder up all the same in spite of the absurdity of it, he is sort of like sticking a finger to the gods and fate aka absurd existence.