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According to Camus, a man's scale of values ​​is determined by the amount of experiences he has lived through.

Note to understand later points: Camus, who is a man who defines his life based on the absurd, says that he cannot understand the freedom granted by a superior being.

Camus establishes something very important:
Absurdity ends with reason, and reason ends with absurdity.

In these excerpts, Camus primarily presents Kierkegaard's ideas. For example, the notion that "only the intellect attempts to stifle the deep yearning of the human heart within it. Since everything can be proven, nothing can be proven."