Marcel does provide a vague way out. He emphasizes the need for humility, for love, for a letting go of the hubris which compels men to dominate nature and one another. His thought calls for a rebellion against established norms and patterns of thought which perpetuate ad nauseam the world of the problematical. By consciously sensitizing ourselves to the ontological mystery, we open ourselves to the mystery of presence and emerge from the darkness of our selfish egotisim. We begin to see the whole of life differently.
Relationships take on a new found significance.
One wonders if such a change is possible. Societal institutions are designed to reinforce and legitimize the world of the problematical. To place oneself in opposition to these institutions comes at a considerable cost. Institutions are not designed to reward humanistic behavior. It involves the commitment of one's entire life and of one's being, and might bring pain and rejection.