According to Nagel humans have the ability to lead subjective lives, while also having the capacity and tendency to think objectively, from an outsider’s perspective. We live our day to day lives taking each action and activity with seriousness. While we also look at them from a conscious point of view, leaving them to appear arbitrary and open to doubt. Steven Luper-Foy has his own views on the ‘absurdity of life’ and argues against Nagel's theories. Nagel outlines arguments and perspectives to suggest we cannot prevent our lives from being absurd and concludes that they are. Whereas Luper-Foy challenges flaws in Nagel’s arguments with his own opinions to propose our lives are not necessarily absurd. This proposes the question of is human
