Continuing to learn more about Albert Camus's work "The Myth of Sisyphus", I delve into his philosophy of the absurd. It turns out that a real man of the absurd must live as if tomorrow does not exist at all. We need to forget about hope and the possible future that life predicts for us. And the deprivation of hope and the future means an increase in a person's readiness for action.

Living in the present moment, free from the burden of hope and expectations, can indeed empower one to focus on taking meaningful actions today. Embracing the philosophy of the absurd, as outlined by Camus, challenges us to find purpose and fulfillment in the here and now, rather than relying on uncertain futures.