Neither. He reject them both. When you can't attribute meaning to anything, Camus says, according to some of my self-interpretation, that you have to live whil

Neither. He reject them both. When you can't attribute meaning to anything, Camus says, according to some of my self-interpretation, that you have to live while accepting the triviality of it all. Live while acknowledging death is a perfectly valid alternative and nothing is really stopping you committing suicide. But only when you are on that edge are you truly living,