it's become something of a cliché but like most trite adages for all its faults it is not necessarily lacking in validity
the journey itself is the destination
a phrase that conjures images in one's head of subconscious sojourns across arctic tundras and windswept plains savannas and mountain ranges or perhaps astral and ethereal projections of the psyche into some pseudo-spiritual metaphor for overcoming corporeal suffering and psychological anguish
but it holds true too to the metaphysical revolt explored by Camus in chapter two of his opus on the spirit of rebellion
it is not enough to merely **** god acts of deicide are at once reactionary and revolutionary imposing subtle dictatorships as we merely claim a despot's stolen throne for our own whims and fancies
no to resist the urge to become the master to destroy dominance and empower each other is the greatest test humankind will face a constant struggle to pursue the better angels of our nature
the means don't justify the ends the means are the end