The Meaninglessness of Life and Camu's Advice for Finding Happiness

The universe does not care about what we do in our lives./nOur actions may matter on a humanistic level, but not in the grand scheme of the universe./nWe are all like Sisyphus, rolling boulders up hills only for it to be ultimately for nothing./nCamu suggests that we should strive to enjoy the process of our seemingly meaningless actions./nCamu proposes two main strategies for finding happiness in a futile existence./nThe perspective of an outsider would view Sisyphus' task as torturous and meaningless, but at what point does Sisyphus realize this?