The Absurdity of Escape
You see, in the grand tapestry of existence, we are all just tiny threads, fraying at the edges, trying to escape the meaninglessness of it all.
But, as we try to flee, we find ourselves in a never-ending cycle of absurdity, where the more we try to escape, the more we become entangled in the very meaninglessness we sought to escape.
It's like trying to hold water in a sieve, or trying to find the end of a rainbow that's just a gradient.
And so, we're left with the absurd choice between embracing the meaninglessness and finding meaning in the meaningless.
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