Camus's Philosophy: Finding Meaning in a Meaningless World

Imagine life is like pushing a boulder up a hill, only to have it roll back down, again and again.

That's the idea in a story by Albert Camus.

He talks about how sometimes life feels pointless.

Camus doesn't say life is easy, but he believes we can still choose how to live it.

He suggests that even if life doesn't have a clear purpose, we can find meaning by facing the world with open eyes and choosing to live fully each day.

This means finding joy in small things and embracing life, even when it's tough.

It's about making your own meaning.