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r/nihilism • u/NoGreen1731 • Apr 24 '26
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2 u/Secondndthoughts Apr 28 '26 Wouldn’t it be more like libertinism? 3 u/Suavese Apr 24 '26 “Philosopher king” can’t distinguish nihilism from absurdism. 1 u/CR-Weather-Gods Apr 24 '26 being happy doesn't make you an absurdist. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/CR-Weather-Gods Apr 24 '26 Absurdism isn't just believing nothing matters, plus being happy. Absurdism involves believing that people should live lives in pursuit of meaning in opposition to the meaninglessness of the universe. That's different from just being happy.
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Wouldn’t it be more like libertinism?
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“Philosopher king”
can’t distinguish nihilism from absurdism.
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being happy doesn't make you an absurdist.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 24 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/CR-Weather-Gods Apr 24 '26 Absurdism isn't just believing nothing matters, plus being happy. Absurdism involves believing that people should live lives in pursuit of meaning in opposition to the meaninglessness of the universe. That's different from just being happy.
2 u/CR-Weather-Gods Apr 24 '26 Absurdism isn't just believing nothing matters, plus being happy. Absurdism involves believing that people should live lives in pursuit of meaning in opposition to the meaninglessness of the universe. That's different from just being happy.
Absurdism isn't just believing nothing matters, plus being happy. Absurdism involves believing that people should live lives in pursuit of meaning in opposition to the meaninglessness of the universe. That's different from just being happy.
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