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How to Stop Worrying: Or How to Have an Existential Crisis in Style

Finally, a philosophy video that won't make you feel like you need a PhD to understand why you're having a crisis at 3 AM. In this episode of "Philosophy for People Who Have Better Things to Do," we break down existentialism - the philosophical movement that basically says life is meaningless but in a weirdly empowering way. Learn why French philosophers always look so serious, discover how to have an authentic existence while still paying rent, and find out why your anxiety might actually mean you're doing something right. Featuring dead philosophers who would definitely judge your life choices, including Jean-Paul Sartre (who never slept), Simone de Beauvoir (who invented modern feminism while being existential about it), and Albert Camus (who thought we should all be happy about pushing boulders uphill forever). Perfect for anyone who's ever wondered what the point of everything is, but also needs to be at work tomorrow morning. Come for the existential dread, stay for the radical freedom, leave with the unsettling realization that you're responsible for literally everything in your life. No prior philosophy knowledge required. Ability to stare into the void optional but recommended.