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Camus, for one.

• rayiner 3mo ago
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  • trouve_search 3mo ago
    Everyone has to find an answer to the meaning if life. For the non religious/escapist, you have to stare into the void and find an answer at some point. Existentialism (Sartre) says you have to find your own meaning. Camus says there cannot be meaning; life is inherently "absurd". Any of the existentialist philosophies will be adjacent to angsty teenager stuff; they dance closely with nihilism and cynicism.
    • t-3 3mo ago
      > Everyone has to find an answer to the meaning if life. For the non religious/escapist, you have to stare into the void and find an answer at some point. You don't though. There is no meaning, and need not be any meaning, and life has lost nothing by not having meaning.