I think there’s a non-negligible difference between “I push the same rock around every day, and there it is back in the exact place it started again” and e.g. “I push the same kinds of rock around every day, but last year’s are now embedded in the building we just finished.”
Camus may answer along the lines of “since [any ascribing of meaning] is absurd in the first place, if you think there’s objectively more meaning in the building you built than in the rock you pushed up, you’re not taking the premise seriously”. In a way we’re whistling in a dark forest.
I think there’s a non-negligible difference between “I push the same rock around every day, and there it is back in the exact place it started again” and e.g. “I push the same kinds of rock around every day, but last year’s are now embedded in the building we just finished.”
Camus may answer along the lines of “since [any ascribing of meaning] is absurd in the first place, if you think there’s objectively more meaning in the building you built than in the rock you pushed up, you’re not taking the premise seriously”. In a way we’re whistling in a dark forest.