According to Nagel, "There does not appear to be any conceivable world (containing us) about which unsettlable doubts could not arise. Consequently the absurdity of our situation derives not from a collision between our expectations and the world, but from a collision within ..."
A) societies.
B) universes.
C) ourselves.
D) faiths.

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Nagel argues that the absurdity of our situation arises from a collision within ourselves, meaning that it is a result of our own subjective perspectives and inability to fully understand or grasp the objective reality of the world. This is not a problem caused by societies, universes, or faiths, but rather a fundamental limitation of human consciousness.

According to Nagel, "There Does Not Appear to Be Any