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Edward Pashkov
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This book explores a fundemental question: is life worth living when it all may be meaningless? I was sitting through a Crisis intervention lecture which was informing us of resources to provide folks in crisis to promote life, and a thought crossed my mind: but why save life? Wanting to save a life is making some implicit statement about life's value, namely that to be alive is more valuble than to be dead. Why?
— Jul 01, 2025 05:16PM
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Edward Pashkov
is on page 110 of 192
The story of Sisyphus is on Pg. 119. I'm almost there. What can I even say? Does it really matter?
— Sep 06, 2025 02:41PM
Edward Pashkov
is on page 62 of 192
Book is starting to make more sense. In short: Life is meaningless. Humans search for meaning in a meaningless world is absurd. The absurd mindset exists between humans and the world. Focusing too much on Meaninglessness or pure Reason misses the absurd. Killing ourselves is not a great solution to meaninglessness. To become radically aware is. To become so free is. To experience as much of life as possible is.
— Aug 12, 2025 03:26PM
Edward Pashkov
is on page 50 of 192
Barely making it through this book. My god. Am I stupid or is this unintelligible? Or both!
— Aug 05, 2025 08:54PM
Edward Pashkov
is on page 34 of 192
Really just slugging through this book. Every sentence needs two readings. Ugh.
— Jul 15, 2025 07:22PM
