Status Updates From The Myth of Sisyphus

"But what an amazing creation in which those creatures of fire and ice seem so familiar to us. The passionate world of indifference that rumbles in their hearts does not seem at all monstrous to us. We recognize in it our everyday anxieties. And probably no one so much as Dostoevsky has managed to give the absurd world such familiar and tormenting charms."

So happy I read all major Dostoevsky books so I know what Camus refers to.

"It held in the time when it was easy to separate philosophy from its authors. Today when thought has ceased to lay claim to the universal, when its best history would be that of its repentances, we know that the system, when it is worth while, cannot be separated from its author. The Ethics itself, in one of its aspects, is but a long and reasoned personal confession."

Me tomo un café o me hago el harakiri?

"Knowing that there are no victorious causes, I have a liking for lost causes: they require an uncontaminated soul, equal to its defeat as to its temporary victories."

"But genius excuses nothing, just because it refuses to do so."

"Tenemos el arte para no morir de la verdad -dice Nietzsche. La obra de arte no ofrece una salida al mal del ánimo. Es, por el contrario, uno de los signos de ese mal, que lo repercute en todo el pensamiento de un hombre. Pero por primera vez saca al ánimo de sí mismo y lo coloca frente a otro, no para que se pierda, sino para mostrarle con un dedo preciso el camino sin salida por el que se han adentrado todos."

"I am not interested in philosophical suicide, but rather in plain suicide."

"To will is to stir up paradoxes."

“It is probably true that a man remains forever unknown to us and that there is in him something irreducible that escapes us. But practically I know men and recognize them by their behavior, by the totality of their deeds, by the consequences caused in life by their presence.”