/lit/ - Literature

picrel >>23464319

>write a book about how androids are literal demiurge creations
>make them as abhorrent as possible
>in the end the protagonist finds Christ after killing a bunch of them and questioning his own humanity
>Some hack midwit director decides to adapt it into a movie
>misses the point completely, makes androids seem like good people
>other midwits gather around your work after watching it
>they make an 'android' in your image
>have to look down from Heaven and see them desecrating your memory
Why do midwits?

Alright motherfuckers. You guys bullied me out of reading science fiction. I need too abadon my beloved gerne. Are there any good philosophical works that deal with sci-fi like themes? Rec me some shit.

>>8651398
gracias amable anon

>>8362425
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Seriously, this man ties together a good majority of the previous authors mentioned in this thread. He lampoons Hubbard and his relation to Crowley, wrote VALIS and might even be considered to have outdone Robert Anton Wilson in the Wacky/Occult departments. Not to mention that the man made way for a lot of the lingo used on /pol/ like Redpilled, and other Matrix concepts. He also predicted the use of home computers/Internet. We a owe a large part of cyberculture to the man.

If you are going to read anyone from the fashionable left, at least make it someone who has a very wide influence. (The Matrix, Blade Runner, Total Recall, etc.)
"1)Those who agree with you are insane
2)Those who do not agree with you are in power." -PKD