1. I read “The Myth of Sisyphus” when I was in the military. At that time, I felt my life in military was meaningless, still think so, though.  How absurd it is! It is my conclusion at that time.  However, tonight, I am being requested to change my 5 year-old opinion by a foreigner who talked me at my spot in Seoul.  I probably say, you might„, damn you’re right. We are living for a moment, even less than a second, that heals my old agony. Albert Camus writes at the end of the book “The struggle itself…is enough to fill a man’s heart. One must imagine Sisyphus happy.” 

    I read “The Myth of Sisyphus” when I was in the military.

    At that time, I felt my life in military was meaningless, still think so, though. 

    How absurd it is! It is my conclusion at that time. 

    However, tonight, I am being requested to change my 5 year-old opinion by a foreigner who talked me at my spot in Seoul. 

    I probably say, you might„, damn you’re right.

    We are living for a moment, even less than a second, that heals my old agony.

    Albert Camus writes at the end of the book

    “The struggle itself…is enough to fill a man’s heart. One must imagine Sisyphus happy.” 

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