I recently started Camus's The Myth of Sisyphus. Unfortunately I can't say I read very often, or that I have a very long attention span but I've made some progress. I have been introduced to the idea of absurdism but before I read his solution, I first want to contemplate the idea myself. Is the answer suicide or is it hope? Is any human capable of the hope necessary to cope with the realization absurdism? I've never had such a difficult thing to contemplate.