3 minutes and 44 seconds of Sisyphyus memes
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One must imagine how jacked sysiphus was.
Indeed
"was?"
Well um first of all 🤓 Sisyphus was cursed to carry the boulder up the hill for eternity 🤓 so it is is not was 🤓 and he was probably cursed not to get any stronger to make the punishment easier 🤓
@@otakuryu.🤓 ☝️
goofy ahh apple ringtone plays@@Everythingvideos12
One must imagine sisyphus happy
One must imagine Sisyphus have one day break
Every other Tuesday he gets a day off
One must imagine sysiphus happy
One must imagine Steve happy.
@oddd2833 in the face of eternity it's inexistent
(0:48) little did V1 know it was a pyramid, and once the maurice reached the top, it would roll down the other side
Facts
What game?
@@chance3485 ultrakill
One must imagine V1 analyzing...
The quote “one must imagine Sisyphus happy” refers to the fact that humans find meaning in life, a life which has no meaning, full of pointless actions and goals which no matter how unattainable we chase nonetheless. Camus (the man who’s quote it is) claims that sisyphus is experiencing a microcosm of life in rolling the boulder, and if one is happy in the random, meaningless chase of purpose in our own lives, then Sisyphus must be happy to roll the boulder for eternity just as much
Getting over it is Sisyphus as a game
that would be hell my guy
@animatingdude8450I belive if getting over it was sisyphus's punishment he'd be speedrunning it
Bennet Foddy should have named him Sisyphus instead of Diogenes.
2:23 Poland moment:
Kurwa ja pierdole moment indeed
I felt so bad of that man because, i too play that game. It takes 30-40 minutes to beat so yeah.
@@yaelantoniogarciaperez9868 i would kms if that happened
Już myślałem, że nikt tego nie zobaczy.
"This prison, to hold me?"
Zeus: "Yes." 🗿
Buddy have you heard of the game ultrakill before?
@@laurawilson2416 No. 🗿
Well that quote is from that game 🗿
@@laurawilson2416 that's cap🗿
Most of these make no sense, the point of sisyphus is hes performing an act that is futile, the majority of these vids are painful, but can still be fixed
1:04 bro made Sisyphus mad
Bro has cheats and still died 💀
2:24
Poor guy
5 stages of grief achieved in just 3 seconds :(
2:28 friendliest polish person:
One must imagine sisyphus in a meme compilation
One must imagine Sisyphus pushing a bolder while me and the birds plays in the background, only for him to lose control of said bolder and have to start over again
In Greek mythology, Sisyphus or Sisyphos (/ˈsɪsɪfəs/; Ancient Greek: Σίσυφος Sísyphos) was the founder and king of Ephyra (now known as Corinth). Hades punished him for cheating death twice by forcing him to roll an immense boulder up a hill only for it to roll back down every time it neared the top, repeating this action for eternity.
Literally the whole meme explained using history.
One must imagine Steve, Ross, Scout, V1, Robloxian, Markiplier, link, Robloxian 2, sisypuss, sisyphus?, baby, wheelchair bound person, and janitor guy happy
0:12 crow
One must imagine Sisyphus Prime happy.
I love this influx of philosophical memes
One must imagine all those ppl happy.
"Hmmm a visitor?indeed im have slept long enough"
A visitor? Hmm.. indeed.
One must imagine lancer happy
Sisyphus must imagine the Boulder happy
Sisyohus is happy.
Look at those gains
One must imagine Sisyphus happy
One must imagine sisyphus trying to transport a villager
One must imagine Sisyphus hard 🙏😢
suss
ay 🤨🤨
Sisyphus is probably more famous for his punishment in the underworld than for what he did in his life. According to the Greek myth, Sisyphus is condemned to roll a rock up to the top of a mountain, only to have the rock roll back down to the bottom every time he reaches the top. The gods were wise, Camus suggests, in perceiving that an eternity of futile labor is a hideous punishment.
There are a number of stories-ones which are not mutually exclusive-that explain how Sisyphus came to earn his punishment in the underworld. According to one story, Zeus carried off Aegina, a mortal woman who was the daughter of Asopus. Sisyphus witnessed this kidnapping in his home city of Corinth. Sisyphus agreed to inform Asopus as to who had kidnapped Aegina if Asopus would give the citadel at Corinth a fresh-water spring. In making this deal and bearing witness against Zeus, Sisyphus earned the wrath of the gods while earning earthly wealth and happiness for himself and his people.
Another story tells how Sisyphus enchained the spirit of Death, so that during Death's imprisonment, no human being died. Naturally, when the gods freed Death, his first victim was Sisyphus. It is also said that Sisyphus told his wife not to offer any of the traditional burial rites when he died. When he arrived in the underworld, he complained to Hades that his wife had not observed these rites and was granted permission to return to earth to chastise her. Once granted this second lease on life, Sisyphus refused to return to the underworld, and lived to a ripe old age before returning to the underworld a second time to endure his eternal punishment.
Camus identifies Sisyphus as the archetypal absurd hero, both for his behavior on earth and for his punishment in the underworld. He displays scorn for the gods, a hatred of death, and a passion for life. His punishment is to endure an eternity of hopeless struggle.
We are not told how Sisyphus endures his punishment in the underworld: that much is left to our imagination. What fascinates Camus is Sisyphus's state of mind in that moment after the rock rolls away from him at the top of the mountain. As he heads down the mountain, briefly free from his labor, he is conscious, aware of the absurdity of his fate. His fate can only be considered tragic because he understands it and has no hope for reprieve. At the same time, the lucidity he achieves with this understanding also places him above his fate.
Camus suggests that Sisyphus might even approach his task with joy. The moments of sorrow or melancholy come when he looks back at the world he's left behind, or when he hopes or wishes for happiness. When Sisyphus accepts his fate, however, the sorrow and melancholy of it vanish. Camus suggests that acknowledging "crushing truths" like the eternity and futility of his fate is enough to render them less crushing. He refers to Oedipus, who, having suffered so much, is able to "conclude that all is well."
Happiness and the absurd are closely linked, suggests Camus. They are both connected to the discovery that our world and our fate is our own, that there is no hope and that our life is purely what we make of it. As he descends the mountain, Sisyphus is totally aware of his fate. Camus concludes: "One must imagine Sisyphus happy."
Analysis
Camus has argued that the absurd hero sees life as a constant struggle, without hope. Any attempt to deny or avoid the struggle and the hopelessness that define our lives is an attempt to escape from this absurd contradiction. Camus's single requirement for the absurd man is that he live with full awareness of the absurdity of his position. While Sisyphus is pushing his rock up the mountain, there is nothing for him but toil and struggle. But in those moments where Sisyphus descends the mountain free from his burden, he is aware. He knows that he will struggle forever and he knows that this struggle will get him nowhere. This awareness is precisely the same awareness that an absurd man has in this life. So long as Sisyphus is aware, his fate is no different and no worse than our lot in life.
We react to Sisyphus's fate with horror because we see its futility and hopelessness. Of course, the central argument of this essay is that life itself is a futile struggle devoid of hope. However, Camus also suggests that this fate is only horrible if we continue to hope, if we think that there is something more that is worth aiming for. Our fate only seems horrible when we place it in contrast with something that would seem preferable. If we accept that there is no preferable alternative, then we can accept our fate without horror. Only then, Camus suggests, can we fully appreciate life, because we are accepting it without reservations. Therefore, Sisyphus is above his fate precisely because he has accepted it. His punishment is only horrible if he can hope or dream for something better. If he does not hope, the gods have nothing to punish him with.
The theory of tragedy is a vast and complicated subject beyond the scope of this commentary, but a brief discussion of Camus's angle on tragedy may be valuable. Camus tells us that the moment Sisyphus becomes aware of his fate, his fate becomes tragic. He also alludes to Oedipus, who becomes a tragic figure only when he becomes aware that he has killed his father and married his mother. He also remarks that both Sisyphus and Oedipus are ultimately happy, that they "conclude that all is well." Tragedy, Camus seems to be suggesting, is not pessimistic. On the contrary, it represents the greatest triumph we are capable of as human beings. So long as Sisyphus and Oedipus continue to hope and to deceive themselves, they are not heroic. With tragic recognition comes a full acknowledgment of our fate and our limitations, and with that acknowledgment comes an acceptance of who we are and what we are capable of. Tragic fate only seems horrible in contrast to the hope for something more. In accepting their fate, Sisyphus and Oedipus have abandoned hope, and so their fate does not seem horrible to them. On the contrary, they have finally found the only genuine happiness.
Camus concludes his essay by arguing that happiness and absurd awareness are intimately connected. We can only be truly happy, he suggests, when we accept our life and our fate as entirely our own-as the only thing we have and as the only thing we will ever be. The final sentence reads: "One must imagine Sisyphus happy." But why must we imagine Sisyphus happy? Camus's wording suggests that we have no choice in the matter. But is there an alternative? Sisyphus is the absurd hero, the man who loved life so much that he has been condemned to an eternity of futile and hopeless labor. And yet he is above that fate precisely because he is aware of it. If Sisyphus is not happy in this awareness, then absurd awareness does not bring happiness. It would then follow that happiness is only possible if we evade absurd awareness, if we leap into hope or faith.
If the leap into hope or faith represents an attempt to escape from the reality of our fate, and if happiness is only possible through such a leap, then happiness would essentially be an escape. Life itself would be inherently unhappy and happiness would be a sham born out of denial. We must imagine Sisyphus happy if we want to believe in genuine happiness. Though this is the last sentence of the essay, we might see it as the initial premise that starts Camus's reasoning. Because Camus essentially believes in the idea that individual human experience is the only thing that is real, if he wants to show that happiness is real he must show that individual humans can truly be happy based on their experiences, not on their denial of experience. If happiness is real, we must be able to find happiness without relying on hope, faith, or anything else that goes beyond immediate experience. The Myth of Sisyphus is essentially an elaborate attempt to show that this is possible, and it concludes with its starting premise: if genuine happiness is possible, then Sisyphus must be happy.
Sisyphus
tldr
U made me reliazed fhat the angry bird bad piggies was the meme skng ive been searching 1 n a half years tq my man
A visitor? Hmm… Indeed, I have slept long enough. The kingdom of heaven has long since forgotten my name, and I am EAGER to make them remember. However, the blood of Minos stains your hands, and I must admit… I'm curious about your skills, Weapon. And so, before I tear down the cities and CRUSH the armies of heaven… You shall do as an appetizer. Come forth, Child of Man… And DIE.
Thy end is now this will hurt destroy crush you cant escape weak yes thats it useless die
i've watched a lot of movies, played hundreds of games.
and i've never seen a more dumb, stupid, childish and boring dialogue like this
i'm genuinely sad there's actually some people who would repeat this literal bullshit like they're singing a national anthem
One must imagine Steve happy
2:23 is the best one
Im questioning my life choses
This meme make bought the book
I just want sisyphus to be happy :( whatever he did HE DOESNT DESERVE THIS :(
yeah, even if he did commit crimes and troll the gods, eternity is too much
He seduced his niece, killed guests and travelers who entered his town and I'm pretty sure he killed his own brother
Okay, so, this is my interpretation, but I believe that Sisyphus was happy because he realized the gods could never take away his freedom of thought.
The gods tried to keep him trapped, but he refused to be trapped. He did not let the gods and their "plan" affect him.
Also, I think that Sisyphus was happy because he found meaning and purpose in his existence. He accepted his punishment, and made it part of him.
Therefore, even in a hopeless situation, Sisyphus was able to find happiness.
@@LeSpaghet true, also a struggle towards success, always, is enough to happiness
one must imagine sisyphus happy
One must imagine Zachwin1 happy
One must imagine Sisyphus alive
1:30 I saw this sysiphus minigame in ray's mod btw
Sysiphus IN TEARS OF THE KINGDOM
sysiphus is everywhere
I was talking about a youtuber who always said like (something) IN TEARS OF THE KINGDOM@@Zachwin1
One must imagine zachwinithus Happy
One must imagine sisyphus
facts
I love sysiphus memes
2:48, whats the movie?
0:45 Polnareff? Dio?
The internet after Ultrakill came out:
Ultrakill fans after realizing the myth of Sisyphus has existed for thousands of years: 😢😢😭😭😭😭😭
@@LeSpaghet😭😭😭😭
Ultrakill fan realizing that Greek mythology existed before they were even born:
Ultrakill fans when a game about a robot going into hell starts to reference ancient tales of the Greek kind:
R.I.P
Вечная память…
Sisyphus is happy beacuse, everytime the boulder goes down, a chip scrapesoff the boulder, and when that happens hes happy.
ah yes, syphilis
At 1:56 is the best part, you're welcome.
One must imagine.. polish guy happy.. 2:25
It's polish 💀 (kurwa is a polish swear)
@@RaincloudUA_Warriors_Cats it sounds russian but ok thx
@@RaincloudUA_Warriors_Cats now it says polish
"we build our life on the hope for tomorrow, yet tomorrow brings us closer to death and is the ultimate enemy; people live their lives as if they were not aware of the certainty of death. Once stripped of its common romanticism, the world is a foreign, strange and inhuman place; true knowledge is impossible and rationality and science cannot explain the world: their stories ultimately end in meaningless abstractions, in metaphors. This is the absurd condition and "from the moment absurdity is recognized, it becomes a passion, the most harrowing of all." - Albert Camus.
Hold on I need to find a kingdom hearts version
One must imagine everybody happy
one must imagine sisyphus a go pro
Its funny cuz I actually learned about Sisyphus in ELA
How did you set up the Ultrakill one?
Bro what are these hepatitis boulder meme
Me play super cat tales 2: [ alex cat is no sisphus ]
When unlock luna: [ cant climb look likes sisphus ]
One must imagine a cube happy.
is it going to be just another meme?
In all my life of gaming I think Roblox has had the most memes made from any other game idk
I swear this whole meme is a ultrakill meme lol
Ultrakill fans realizing the myth of Sisyphus has existed for thousands of years and not just in their retarded game: 😮😮😨😭
You’ve angered the hoard
@@laurawilson2416
!!! ALERTED THE WITCH !!!
I can feel the *Prime* coming inside of me😩
@@castorrodentia2954!! CLOAKER IS NEARBY !!
A visitor?
yes indeed
pense que iba a ser un video de toda mi vida entera lol
I'm 💀
The tf2 one the boulder should have been payload
One imagine sisyphus compilation happy
2:28 i love poland im knowe What he say
43.....
Yeayy 400 like 🎉🎉
Man pushing rock meme
The first one 💀💀💀
the first one the dude was just dumb, he could have used an eletric rail, so it would be faster
Nah bro at 2:23 that polish guy bro
🥟🇵🇱😄😠😡🤬🤯
Oh kurwa 💀💀💀
Why doesn't he just use ultra hand at 2:16 tho?
Also Recall
pain
trust me.
Lunes 9 oct 2023 videos en youtube bajar y subir para ver los short de RUclips.-.
44 seconds...
Rip
WAS THAT A SISYPHUS PRIME REFERENCE!?
*chain*
Now we just have to wait for CG5 to destroy another good meme 💀💀
44 seconds
Me in life 😩
TF2😮
Когда игра выйдет на IOS?
i te kurwa
Polska!!!
Nooooooooooo
Uhhm actually this video is 3:43 seconds long.
So
..
че происходит
Але привет
Сизи́ф (точнее Сиси́ф, др.-греч. Σίσυφος) - в древнегреческой мифологии строитель и царь Коринфа, после смерти приговорённый богами катить на гору в Тартаре тяжёлый камень, который, едва достигнув вершины, раз за разом скатывался вниз.
Отсюда выражение «сизифов труд», означающее тяжёлую, бесконечную, безрезультатную работу и муки.
😂😂😂
you lied its 3 minutes and 43 seconds not 3 minutes and 44 seconds 😡
it changes when you click on the video and when you see the video on the yt page
I hate the fact that i didn't even laugh...
One must imagine RasuL happy
2:29 для русских
курва курва курва (не понятно) я перрдонул
Привет я гей не но этого не кто не узнает
ale dalej, spróbujemy
NIE, KURWA, KURWA, KURWA, KURWA, JA PIERDOLE
its joever🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🥲🥲🥲
One must imagine Sisyphus happy