Honour without reward is the only honour worth practising…
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Honour without reward is the only honour worth practising: Camus, the Absurd, and a knight called Dunk.
A knight who can't prove he's a knight, practising honour in a world that only rewards it for the powerful. Camus called this condition the absurd -- the collision between our hunger for justice and the universe's refusal to provide it. This video explores what his Myth of Sisyphus, Plato's Ring of Gyges, and a surprisingly philosophical drinking song can tell us about why decency persists when it shouldn't.
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A knight who can't prove he's a knight, practising honour in a world that only rewards it for the powerful. Camus called this condition the absurd -- the collision between our hunger for justice and the universe's refusal to provide it. This video explores what his Myth of Sisyphus, Plato's Ring of Gyges, and a surprisingly philosophical drinking song can tell us about why decency persists when it shouldn't.
#science
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