Existential Comics (find me on bluesky)
@existentialcoms
A philosophy webcomic about the inevitable anguish of living a brief life in an absurd world. Also jokes. Follow me on bluesky: existentialcomics
Sisyphus Finds Happiness existentialcomics.com/comic/607
Carnap Finds the One Ring existentialcomics.com/comic/611
Business Ethics Review - existentialcomics.com/comic/609
Nietzsche vs Jesus existentialcomics.com/comic/608
Kierkegaard Reads Hegel - existentialcomics.com/comic/606
Nietzsche Discovers AI Art existentialcomics.com/comic/605
"Freedom of speech" has to have some kind of meaning other than "the billionaire who decides what everyone is allowed to say is extra racist now."
The Education Vigilante - existentialcomics.com/comic/604
True Love's Definition - existentialcomics.com/comic/603
E is for Ennui existentialcomics.com/comic/602
Conservative men think they are less "emotional" because they don't count "being a huge whiney baby about literally everything" as an emotion.
Radical Skepticism and Its Limits: existentialcomics.com/comic/601
Aristotle: the First Nerd existentialcomics.com/comic/599
Maybe it's just me, but is it possible that the Republican message of "yes you will all be much poorer, but perhaps your grandchildren will get to work in a shoe factory" isn't quite as appealing as they think it is?
Yes, prices will skyrocket. Yes, business will go bankrupt. Yes, stocks will crash. Yes, unemployment will rise. But if we hold on, the tariffs will be worth it. If fully implemented we can finally achieve the true American dream: rich people not having to pay ANY taxes.
Conservatives are like "this isn't fair, we didn't think he'd really do tariffs, we weren't voting for him because we wanted tariffs, we were voting for him because we wanted racism!"