How to Avoid Philosophical Suicide | Albert Camus
The philosopher Albert Camus noticed that there were two ways to commit suicide. One being physically and the other philosophically. In his essay, The Myth of Sisyphus, Camus addresses a fundamental condition that we're all in--of being meaning searchers in a universe void of inherent meaning. He called this condition the Absurd. And in acknowledging this, we have the opportunity to respond as Sisyphus did: to affirm life despite it's absurdity. That is the essence of avoiding philosophical suicide.