Claudia is contemplating a pizza in the oven

When she opened the oven to check the cooking of the pizza, a useless activity appeared to her. As useless as eating or sleeping,
“So the world boils down to nothing more than this?” Was her reaction contemplating that pizza in the oven.
It was a sudden insight. And it was this insight that led her to an overwhelming desire to die.
She had hoped for lofty ultimate goals in her life, and now, here she was, spending her life cooking pizza and washing dishes.

But was this truly the reason behind her desire to die? No, it could not. It was an explanation just a little too pat.
At this further consideration, she had a clear-cut vision.
The ultimate goal of life is death, it clearly marks the meaning of life. She mused. And that desire is like a sprint to shorten our agony. She went on.
There was a sentiment of sanctity in that desire. A postulate to a summum bonum.

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Il filo invisibile

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