Power Quotes on the existential problem of freedom: Albert Camus & Jean Paul Sartre - ZipMinis: Science of Blogging and Writing
Do you find philosophy tough?
I do, but I enjoy it because philosophers tackle tough issues of existence. The existential philosophers Camus and Sartre did not always agree. Most philosophers seldom agree with anyone, even themselves.
Albert Camus loved paradoxes. He was an absurdist existential philosopher, which means that he believed our existence is ultimately what we create, and that in the end the whole universe is absurd. In a world which is not free, of which earth is an example, one must behave with absolute freedom in order to resist and rebel. But what he means by "become absolutely free" is difficult to understand here.

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