Are You Free in the Existential Sinn?

i find these kinds of sartry and conceptions of freedom at least avocative and poetic. I agree that p pontes is a lot more philosophically rich, but i think from a novelistic perspective, he is always very talentid. Ye i read this wonderful book that talked about this in the context of the notsy occupation of greece,. There's no way of actually making that kind of judgment call through a formal calculus. You have to make the choice, and you're radically free to do it. But each choice could fuck you over in some way. And that's the sort of contingent aspect of being free in the existential sense, faced with impossible opposit opposites