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What if the life you’re living isn’t broken—just built on the wrong idea of meaning? This video explores the philosophy of Albert Camus and how his concept of the absurd mirrors the silent disillusionment so many feel in the modern grind.

We break down The Myth of Sisyphus, not as some abstract theory, but as a mirror for anyone who wakes up tired, goes through the motions, and quietly wonders, “What’s the point of any of this?” Through Camus’ lens, we confront the truth most systems avoid: life doesn’t come with built-in meaning. But in that silence, there’s freedom—the chance to choose, to rebel, and to build meaning on your own terms.

Sources & References
The Myth of Sisyphus (Albert Camus, 1942)
The Rebel (Camus, 1951)
Man’s Search for Meaning (Viktor E. Frankl)

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