I'm your name's Frother Mike Schmitz and this is The Sentient Presents.

So I'm sure you've all heard of the TV show The Walking Dead.

It's kind of like a worldwide phenomenon, right?

And it's a whole show about the zombie apocalypse.

And there's a little double entendre when it comes to the title.

The Walking Dead obviously refer to his zombies, but they also refer to the human beings because

they're walking and you know that they're ultimately going to die.

In fact, every single episode has this crisis of like, wait, we're fighting for our lives.

But in the end, we're all going to die.

Like, why keep fighting?

In fact, these people, they've had their lives over a completely overturned.

Where they're family and friends are mostly dead or walking around zombies.

There's no security.

There's no comfort.

There's no coffee.

There's no wifi.

Like the big question is, if at the end of the whole deal we're going to die, why keep

on fighting?

Why keep on walking?

Why keep on living?

Is life worth living?

You know, there's a French philosopher's name is Albert Camus.

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