/lit/ - Literature

This creation has been a complete disappointment. Just endless suffering and struggles, what for I ask you? Man has a cried a trillion tears just so that the creator can experience itself from all aspects at your expense.

>>23390698
No you aren't me. You fuck off. Your vague moaning isn't adding shit, either give direct answers or go back to /r/vague

>>23390667
>and its philosophy program is in the top 10, lol.
You're going to flunk out

>>23390700
Its all good yo it's just universal soul death

>>23381332
I don't need to learn Russian because I already speak a Slavic language, right? I can just read the books in that language because almost nothing will get lost in translations.

almost everyone i know is so burnt out from work and responsibilities. our group interactions are so shallow. even when i get real conversations it’s like stilted or rehashed. pathetic attempts
i know im not the odd one out here, but how it affects me and what i expect from others is obviously very different

>Wisest man on Earth
>Rejected God and worshipped demons
What did the Bible mean by this?

>>23390697
You aren’t me, fuck off

>>23390693
Why my keyboard keeps running out of batteries. I replaced them just a couple days ago and they are already not working.

>>23390693
Why I can’t stop thinking about it and feeling upset

>>23383909
This Tatar Steppe meme is literally what I thought too.

>>23390664

>>23390690
why what?

>>23390675
Subtle dint is rarest wink:
an can I tell but clam the trick.
To realize nothing, 'tis to realize most,
'tis to sip with Socrates' cold ghost
make ye bone friezt wi' olden colors
and spek y will unlike yan brothers
who touched nar zip, nar yat,
nor but of thing has thinkt but yet.
Qui' puzzle, here I've left,
which nan unravel, but can be pet.
Two plates make field, mere plates
may play: diamond-fixed, yet play reveillee.
Thus he make Nod, who make two plates:
he creates who separates.

>macho badass
Junger wouldn't appreciate this title, the baggage that "macho" and "badass" carries stains what he actually was. Junger is closer to something from Homeric myth than some retard action film star.
Junger loved literature, he loved culture, he loved philosophy, he loved studying beetles, etc. He would be called a fag on that alone by a lot of people.

I don’t understand why

>>23385305
Because they’re simply the 2 greatest modern authors and it makes people seethe that they’re both Russian

>>23390064

armies and think tanks hire sci fi writers to come up with scenarios now

>>23390682
I can't afford to not work. Shit is too expensive

>>23385335
Do you (or anyone else) have a recommendation for a western History of "Ideas"-type book? Or even just a good impartial History of Philosophy book? One that might serve as an introduction and bird-eyed view before one zooms in on "specifics" like OP's book (I simply do not have the time to read the entire western canon).

>>23381736
Yes I read Dostoyevsky when I was young. He's an author for women and young people.
The older I get the more melodramatic and annoying he seems.
Nabokov and Gogol are much better Russian writers

I have decided to learn Russian

>>23390524
the most important part of any bakery is how it smells. for visuals, like one line

>>23390677
>work
I'm 30 and never worked before.