Jean-Paul Sartre
describes Quietism as the act of inaction; to be passive when faced
with an indifferent and meaningless universe. Here is a human stuck
within her own labyrinth of Quietism, unable to face the world and is
only able to stare at the blank canvas. Time passes and there is
still inaction; soon she is nothing but a decrepit and dilapidated
statue. Her clothes start to disintegrate but she still stands there,
fearing the consequences of making choices. It is this fear that many
humans face, tapping into the primordial fear that perhaps that it is
human nature to have no meaning in existing.
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