/lit/ - Literature

> it's a rootin' tootin' highfalutin' cowboy adventure

>>19111749
All of my perceptions of Ayn Rand are based on her fans and what other people have told me about her work. Sorry, I will never her because I refuse to read Jews or women, much less a jewess.

>>19094616
Good question anon. Why?

>I'm right because I independently deduced it by applying a priori pure reasoning

>>19079029
Unquestionably incredibly based post.

I take my hat off to thee, fellow Anon.

>>19073205
Yes

>>19060581
Thank you for answering, I will easilly find someone who will :)

My favorite book is the Republic and my favorite type of woman is my state-assigned wife who is determined by my guardians to produce ideal offspring with me. If you don't meet this criteria, don't even message me.

>>19031796
How weird. The epigonal-loving pleb is not fluent in Ancient Greek. I rest my case.

>>19017523
>Confederacy of Dunces.

>Read books? All my knowledge is transmitted to me by the remnants of departed souls of Hyperborea by sympathetic resonance attained by magnets.

>>18976829
>Why yes, I do make people write entire books about me.

>We may in conclusion, pause to notice that Udayana is, as far as can be discerned, the inventor of a technique by which all counterarguments intended to prove the non-existence of God can be disposed of. The technique is simple. According to principles governing the validity of an inference is the principle that the terms of the inference must denote. That being the case, any inference Which begins "God does not exist because,.. "must ipso facto be fallacious, since* if the statement "God does not exist" is true the inference is necessarily invalid, and if it is false then the inference is invalid since God does exist

>>18929827
> of course, does it even need to be said?

>>18928110
I will bite through your bunions with bare teeth.

I am currently studying Latin, Greek, French and I will start studying German next Monday.

>Why, yes, I only read female authors. Reading another man's thoughts seems gay to me, bro.

>>18903276
>To exhaust the depths and very soul of a single dialogue of Plato, such as the Sophist or Philebus, will certainly yield each of you much more significant results than an entire army of commentaries.

Work 20 hours a week. Spend all my time reading and fucking, sometimes at the same time.

>>18881722
>Symbolism? Character arcs? First draft? What's that?
>I just write bro

>>18879607
It was a pleasure talking to you

>I like The Martian

>>18876332
I'll read them to save money.

Writing is both less appreciated and less constructive to the modern world than painting, which I do every day.