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Some people lie awake asking what any of it means. Others couldn't care less. This week I'm looking at Albert Camus, the father of absurdism, and the assumption at the heart of his work: that we are meaning-seeking creatures stranded in a meaningless world. But what if that seeking isn't universal? What if it's a temperament rather than a human condition? Along the way we explore Meursault, the antihero of The Outsider who forgets the day his mother died and Kierkegaard's paradox of a social animal that craves its own individuality. For more Mini Philosophy: https://miniphilosophy.substack.com/subscribe