Albert Camus Says That the Only Serious Philosophical Question Is

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Essay

Albert Camus says that the only serious philosophical question is "Should one commit suicide?"
What do you think Camus means by this?
Is suicide necessarily tied to finding life meaningless -- or can there be other motives for suicide?
Is Camus right?
Do you think Sisyphus considers this question?
If so,why does he choose to answer "No"?
What does your answering the question "No" imply about your sense of the meaning of life?

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