the absurdity of human existence
The absurdity of human existence is the philosophical idea that life lacks inherent meaning or purpose, leading to feelings of confusion, angst, and disillusionment. This concept explores the disconnect between our natural desire for meaning and the apparent randomness of the universe, causing existential anguish and a search for significance in an indifferent world.
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