The accidental existentialist
We find the true meaning of life not in abstraction, but in all the activities and interactions that give our lives purpose
Vivien Ang
FOR my 33rd birthday, a friend - who evidently thinks that I am walking around in a brain fog every day - gave me a book titled The Art Of Thinking Clearly.
I remember proclaiming loudly that I did not read self-help books and after looking in askance at the header of the first chapter ("Why you should visit cemeteries"), I promptly closed the book and chucked it aside.
It wasn't till months later that, out of utter boredom, I removed it from its "resting area" and thumbed through it.
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