Taylor says, "Every small piece of junk fills the mind with what once, not long ago, was utterly real, with children's voices, plans made, and enterprises embarked upon. That is how these stones of Sisyphus were rolled up, and that is how they became incorporated into a beautiful temple, and that temple is what now lies before you. Meanwhile other buildings, institutions, nations, and civilizations spring up all around, only to share the same fate before long. And if the question 'What for?' is now asked, the answer is clear: ..."
A) For no reason because life is irrational.
B) Because God wants us to achieve heaven.
C) So that just this may go on forever.
D) Why not?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The excerpt suggests that the purpose of building, creating, and embarking on enterprises is so that the cycle of creation and destruction can continue indefinitely. Option A is unlikely as it implies a nihilistic view of life. Option B brings in a religious perspective which is not mentioned or alluded to in the excerpt. Option D is not a substantial answer to the question. Therefore, option C is the best choice.

Taylor Says, "Every Small Piece of Junk Fills the Mind