Skip to content

Philosophy Quote by David Eagleman

Download Open image
““Albert Camus introduced his philosophy of the absurd, in which man searches for meaning in a fundamentally meaningless world. In this context, Camus proposed that the only real question in philosophy is whether or not to commit suicide. (He concluded that one should not commit suicide; instead, one should live to revolt against the absurd life, even though it will always be without hope.””

David Eagleman

3.0 out of 5 (5 ratings)

More by David Eagleman

Explore all 183 David Eagleman quotes

More Philosophy quotes

Browse all 17,410 Philosophy quotes