I Can Always Choose, But I Ought

The Absurd Man Will Not Commit Suicide; He Wants To Live, Without Relinquishing Any Of His Certainty, Without A Future, Without Hope, Without Illusions … And Without Resignation Either. He Stares At Death With Passionate Attention And This Fascination Liberates Him. He Experiences The “divine Irresponsibility” Of The Condemned Man.

It Is The Same: A Chosen One Is A Man Whom God's Finger Crushes Against The Wall.

If I Became A Philosopher, If I Have So Keenly Sought This Fame For Which I'm Still Waiting, It's All Been To Seduce Women Basically.

To Be Responsible Is To Be The Uncontested Author Of An Event Or Thing.

The Characteristic Of Every Neurosis Is To Represent Itself As Natural.