/lit/ - Literature

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>>12354981
>tfw never had a girlfriend ever
literally how do I recover from this?

>The world fucking sucks.
>But it could be better, I'm sure of it!
>Here's how.

Meh.

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>>6847477

c.i.p. mate

>>5717474

>there are people on /lit/ right now who unironically refer to themselves as logical positivists

>>4099681

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>>4083181
filename made me rage

Johnny Got His Gun.

>>3654523
B-but N-neil Deweed T-tyson and Downkins s-says t-that we are s-starstuff, s-so science is the only s-source of n-knowledge! ;__;

Homosexuality is a psychological disorder.

>>2848099
>implying there are any intellectuals on 4chan

I Scoo Bap Ba Dee Dop

p-p-pplease v-validate you-u-u-ur post-t OP

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The Journal of the Walk, Saturday, October 8th

Yesterday, I saw the end of the world.

I had been walking several days without rest when I came upon a small village of four or five buildings. Some of the streets were laid out in a strange way, some dead-ending suddenly, some continuing far off into the horizon, others going straight up into the sky. The buildings were no less strange. Some had large sections of wall cut away, leaving the interiors open to the world. Some seemed to stretch into infinity. Only a small bit of the village looked the way most villages do.

The streets were completely empty, so I went to one of the houses and knocked on the door. A small middle-aged woman with mousy brown hair answered the door. I said who I was and asked if I could stay the night.

"You can come in," she said, "I was just putting on the soup."

She let me in and bade me sit by the fire in the center of the house, over which sat a bubbling cauldron of stew. Also sitting were a heavy-set man looking intently at the fire and two dirty-faced boys who stared at me with undisguised amazement. I asked about the village and its layout. The boys' eyes lit up.

"This is the place where the gods stopped building," she answered.

"God," the man interjected, not raising his gaze from the fire. If she heard him, she gave no indication.

What are some good reads on transhumanism? I'm mostly interested in the issue of human augmentation, but suggestions for books on AI singularity whatnot are appreciated as well.

>>2178276

Hey! How about dice? Hint at the multiple choice taking rather than have him say it plain out.

No. Don't use dice. Too obvious. How about showing the use of a backspace? How about showing the use of a ba How about showing the use o How about showing the use of some sort of editing tool so he can edit his past?

>sitting in cafe reading Araby
>waitress walks up to me and clears away plate
>decide not to make eye contact
>she stands there for an awkwardly long amount of time
>i look at her and say "Thanks"
>she says, "do you like it? I've never read joyce"
>"yeah... its alright"
>she tells me she has to read it for class and asks me if i'm reading it for school or pleasure

>lie and say for school so not to look like a douchebag

>>2005717
>mfw the library doesn't have most of the books I want to read

>>1814775

>a shadow of his former glory.

>his former glory

>brownbear's former glory