/lit/ - Literature

>axioms are necessary to conduct research
>therefore God

>tfw you could get sick and die any day
>tfw you could have a bad fall and become crippled any day
>tfw there are millions of things completely outside of your control that could destroy you and the very fact of making it through the day is a miracle in itself
Books for this feel? Impermanence of life and the futility of making plans instead of jealously savouring every second?

>The Republic
>describes a fascist state

>>12431856
>finish your magnum opus, make sure it's printed, having nothing else to contribute, an hero
Absolutely Chad

All philosophy taught me is doubting everyone and everything, thereby making me ultimately even more confused than from before I studied philosophy. Is there a way out of the brainlet loop?

Why do negroids constantly call themselves "Black..."? Other prominent youtubers I can think of are Black Nerd and Some Black Guy. Why are they so fucking obsessed with their race?
On the subject of OP's video, I haven't seen it as there's no point to watching some inferior african-american embarrass himself with delusions of understanding Kant for 25 minutes. I'm sure he'd had a grand time reading of the sparknotes he found online.

>tfw realise that science fiction taught me more about wisdom that all of philosophy

antinatalism

>mfw I realised that philosophy is just applied aesthetics

>I think therefore I am
>go to sleep
>cease from existing for 7 hours

>when Dante kills Satan

>>9083118
>when you read Homer and realise the rest of literature is just a footnote

>Trump fixed everything by the first week in the office
>even literacy rates in America
What a guy