Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The visual resolution of this conflict is “Smiling Friends”, a combination of the two creators’ ...

Around the beginning of the school year — so, probably August or September — I started seeing a slew of videos on my TikTok For You page talking about the “indomitable human spirit.” The whole idea ...

The person contemplating suicide is struggling with questions. Is there meaning in my life? Enough to make me want to continue living? The philosopher, Albert Camus, examined these questions in his ...

In a recent post, I discussed the old saying "It is what it is" as a useful adage that could serve us well as a cognitive frame for how we engage worry. I received a lot of interesting feedback, much ...

When the novel coronavirus claimed the world’s attention in 2020, so too did a novel by Albert Camus. With the quickening of the pandemic, “The Plague” became an item almost as essential as toilet ...

You already know that absurdity is embedded in our digital world, and yet the constant bombardment confirming as much can be utterly overwhelming. You’re endlessly overloaded by conflicting ...