Taylor says that if Sisyphus had an unappeasable desire to do just what he was doing, his life would
A) have no meaning.
B) be even more absurd.
C) have a meaning for him.
D) be physically different.

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If Sisyphus had an unappeasable desire to do just what he was doing, it would imply that he finds personal meaning or satisfaction in his eternal task, thus giving his life a sense of purpose or meaning from his own perspective.

Taylor Says That If Sisyphus Had an Unappeasable Desire to Do