/lit/ - Literature

I try to live a fitlit life, but today I opted for Nutella and Sunday morning waldunchad insights

https://youtu.be/DAPAwO9jwCs

Are there books written with a reader in mind who reads 20years or more in the future of the writing?

I feel Fischer was good in expressing what other people already feel and think, but his anxiety of poorness and chronic depression make him a little uncool. The most prominent philosopher, if he doesn't even create a new way of seeing things, should make a more concrete proposal and call to action.

Let me rephrase the question - who are even the writer or academics with the clearest coherent ideology today, be it "good or bad"?

Because it seems to me the creator of Metal Gear solid has a better grip on reality than most?
This now famous rant from 2000 set the tone
https://youtu.be/eKl6WjfDqYA