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Oohh, I would agree with this completely. Excellent article, Stephen. I may steal it for facebook.

Thanks for sharing Stephen.

So it appears Viktor Frankl was right: Man is perpetually in search of meaning, and if a Kafkaesque work of literature seems strange on the surface, our brains amp up to dig deeper and discover its underlying design. Which, all things considered, is a hell of a lot better than waking up and discovering you've turned into a giant cockroach.

Neat!

I know, isn't it like justification at last?

That's pretty funny.

I wonder what affect listening to Kafka at work would have on a person. I don't recall because I was so infuriated listening to The Castle that I had a hard time concentrating...