/lit/ - Literature

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>5’7
>The Magic Mountain / Tolstoy
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>>12372179
The hyperspeed of the age of the internet is agonizing. It makes me feel as if i'm aging at 10 times the speed of a regular person. You see fads and eras pass you by in the blink of an eye, nostalgia for something that was almost a decade ago. I hate it, the innocence of memes back then, the internet animations, the carefree attitude that can only be seen in children. Creators of the past being elated to show their latest creation. Now I can only sense a jaded and callous atmosphere online, the days of innocent creation is gone do to fear of judgement and social shunning. I feel like a relic of an era long ago, yet i still have the age attributed to youth. Is this a new phenomenon or is this simply how maturity seeps in? I cannot tell, and i dread for either answer to be confirmed.

It's subjective and anyone who says otherwise needs to be shown that good people can do horrible things just as much as horrible people can do good things. Life is only seen through a limited view point, the quicker you learn that the quicker you can work around it.

>>12029108
You'd also have to keep buying those really expensive rare books, and keep restocking on the typical schlock that people buy like harry potter and game of thrones. It's just too much of a hassle to see if this guy is borrowing a book or buying it, because he could just walk to the library desk and get the book scanner taken off.

>dropped out of school couple years ago
>got rejected from the McDonalds
>got rejected from several supermarkets
>got rejected a factory
>got rejected from some shitty box packing job
>got denied autismbux
>parents getting sick of my shit, probably will kick me out sooner or later
What's the next move here, lads?

>tfw life is entirely governed by physicality and things like religion and philosophy are just a means to cope with this through adopting an ideological framework that justifies one's inferiority