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Physics, 25.12.2019 00:31, jaredsmailandst

In light of the arduous(difficult) fate to which he has been condemned, how does one explain this incongruous(odd) perspective? how can sisyphus possibly be happy, given his onerous circumstance? how can one rejoice in torment? can one embrace the absurd?

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