/lit/ - Literature

My centrifuge finally arrived in the mail, and there were some human fingernail clippings on the inside. I thought about the difference between my luxurious first world lifestyle and the lifestyle of the Chinese sweatshop slave who made it, and I felt a little sad. I hope the thought of grossing out the stupid white man who pays their boss made their days a little more bearable.

>>19768365
This, Land is hard to read and basically incomprehensible if you're coming from a normie Liberalist or otherwise unversed political perspective

but the thing is he's just totally RIGHT
his conclusions are obvious as soon as you get the NRx achievement in your mind and the antimodern level unlocks, kinda like how when you watch The Shining just having heard the phrase:
>"Jack never did anything, Wendy was crazy and imagined everything and you can tell by when the electrical fixtures and other details change in the background and when the camera comes from behind her head she's imagining the scene"

Land was technically more correct (because Ted rambles on about some dumb evolutionary psychology that ends up just being wrong iirc), but I don't like Land very much and Ted was infinitely more based and it doesn't matter because the entire anti modern or NRx outlook can be unlocked with two sentences if you're prepared to understand and then everything just unfolds clearly into a neat and full worldview from there, so therefore Ted is better gg :^)

I need a novel where the protagonist multiply his wealth during it
Bonus point if he tell us how to do it through amoral ways

How do we know that something exists outside of the mind?

>>18466567
Honestly I agree, if anything it seems like a logical place, but not the only one that will be used. /pol/ will need to be conditioned into a mindset which is wholly supportive of counter-tradition, not that it isnt heading that way already

>>16404819
So thats where the original comes from

>>12186942
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