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Emil Cioran's 'The Trouble with Being Born' is a collection of aphorisms and essays that continue his exploration of nihilism, pessimism, and the inherent suffering of existence. Written in a fragmented, poetic style, the book reflects on the absurdity of life, the burden of consciousness, and the desire for non-existence. It is considered one of his most significant works.
one's called the trouble with being born and other's called a short history of decay.
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"The speaker brought up Emil Cioran as a 'dark' philosopher and explicitly mentioned 'The Trouble with Being Born' as one of his incredibly pessimistic philosophical tracks."





