The question of personal responsibility for debt doesn’t seem so significant when you see how banks and governments are making increasingly larger debt loads inescapable. Debt is painful and it seems like our largest institutions are too invested in profiting from it to make it easier on the average person.
Life is meaningless, sure, and the only rational course of action is to behave as such. There is no plan, no objective truth, and everything happens purely by accident. But this doesn’t necessitate nihilism. If we instead choose to embrace the Absurd, we can view our circumstances as an opportunity to change our perspective.
Picture all the gold you could possibly imagine. Now double it. That’s how much wealth the richest man who ever lived controlled. Most people will go their entire lives without ever learning his name. When asked who the richest man who ever lived is, it might be tempting to mention some modern billionaires. People like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, or maybe the anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. But all of these answers would be wrong.
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