The developer of this game is way more charitable than Zeus. Sisyphus, aka you, only needs to push the boulder up 20km. That’s absolutely doable, especially after using Sisyphus Muscle Push codes. Not ...

The former king of Ephyra, Sisyphus was ultimately punished for his self-aggrandizing and deceitfulness by having to roll a giant boulder up a hill for eternity, only to have it come rolling back ...

Jason Allemann of JK Brickworks has created a kinetic sculpture of Sisyphus, the Greek mythological character punished to repeatedly push a boulder up a hill for eternity. As if to lighten the ...

— Sisyphus can see the top of the hill. He’s straining, pushing the boulder with all his might. Maybe this time will be it. Maybe this time his suffering will end for good. He runs faster. — ...

And so often, many of us feel like Sisyphus, constantly pushing a boulder up a hill, or like Gatsby - always reaching for that elusive green light. So often, we miss our great expectations.

Consequently, Zeus dispatched Sisyphus to the underworld, where Hades deemed that Sisyphus would eternally push a boulder up a hill, only to watch the boulder roll down the hill so the workout ...

And, he argued, the struggle to push a boulder up a hill isn't really so different from how the average person struggles through life — knowing, all the while, how their story is going to end.

The ostensibly straightforward task of rolling a boulder up a hill stands a step above the impressively elaborate and cruel punishments found in other classic tales.

Pushing It! With Sisyphus originally released on Sept. 10, and as of Sept. 17, no one has managed to beat it. The game does a nasty little trick up-front where it shows you a finish line at the ...

We need it: for housing, for climate, for traffic, for commerce. And if so many other countries could get it done, we just won't accept that it's beyond our reach.