/lit/ - Literature

>>18655303
Yes.

>>18644153
Absolutely Based

>>18617859
Yes

>>18607369
Yes, I will mangle foreigners names. No, you can't stop me.

>ebin 4chan memez xDDDDDDDDDDDDD haha da joos!!!

>>18602438
Hey, bro. Wanna smash?

>>18590796
>>on off nights I will dine with my penis fluffer

>>18583606
Oh boy! Another Wagner thread!

>>18530522
The Collected Wisdom of /lit/, The Redpills of /pol/, Min Kamp, Easy Peasy Method of Quitting Porn, Phaedrus

>>18522397
>Not really, there's a Burger King coupon wedged inside, I'm reading the terms and conditions in full

>Who are your influences?
>Influences? I just write what I feel.

>Democracy is idolatrous

>The philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein , who gave Weininger his last escort at the Matzleinsdorf cemetery as a youth, remained loyal to him for a lifetime. In 1931 he defended him against George Edward Moore :

>"It's true, he's cranky, but he's great and cranky ... His huge error, that's great."

>buy capitalist realism
>cashier compliments my choice

>>18480360
>"Today I work on my craft"
>open text editor
>do literally everything else but type in text editor
>close text editor at night
>"Another day well spent"
>cry in bed

>>18475582
Yes

>There is a Latin expression festina lente, “make haste slowly.” The Romans were not the only ancients to respect the act of voluntary omission. The Chinese thinker Lao Tzu coined the doctrine of wu-wei, “passive achievement.”
>Few understand that procrastination is our natural defense, letting things take care of themselves and exercise their antifragility; it results from some ecological or naturalistic wisdom, and is not always bad—at an existential level, it is my body rebelling against its entrapment. It is my soul fighting the Procrustean bed of modernity. Granted, in the modern world, my tax return is not going to take care of itself—but by delaying a non-vital visit to a doctor, or deferring the writing of a passage until my body tells me that I am ready for it, I may be using a very potent naturalistic filter. I write only if I feel like it and only on a subject I feel like writing about—and the reader is no fool. So I use procrastination as a message from my inner self and my deep evolutionary past to resist interventionism in my writing. Yet some psychologists and behavioral economists seem to think that procrastination is a disease to be remedied and cured.

>>18452558
>What are you saying? I don't understand. Fuck you. I will now go have big sex and reproduce.

>>18450666
If it's boring, it's shit. Any other questions while I'm here?

>>18444590
What ego?

>>18438065
>He also just dismisses Capital with a one liner about how it uses circular reasoning

>>18424711
>be this faggot
>have no marketable or otherwise useful skills
>have no experience in anything important
>can’t make any difference in the world
>can’t make any money
>probably lives off the generosities of others
>is a failure by almost any metric
>copes by calling successful people wageslave/wagecuck and identifying with other failures

Commie-anon, it truly is impossible to underestimate you.

>>18422632
>It seems that intelligence is low ...

>>18418233
Based scholarchad