/lit/ - Literature

>>6281469
>implying every mother and sister is trustworthy

>>6281480
read Smith's Wealth of Nations.

>>6281489
you begin by saying not to philosophize then say to do it, but very slowly... OK.

as for your second point, nobody likes a prick, especially in a lowkey arts community.

>>6281493
not bad, but caricatures fear as a bit too simple. fear is in truth much more complex.

>>6281499
just bad all around. 1. the kernel here is that your lifetime lover should be like a best friend, but at face value, this is just a ridiculous bit of advice. 2. family is horribly overrated, totally fucks up the construction of morality wholesale. people will do anything for their families including killing people outside of them. 3. this one is the worst

>>6281501
7/10

>>6281502
8/10

>>6281514
who are you quoting?

>>6281520
good post

>>6281531
8/10

>>6281552
love this, very practical. I would add that getting a good amount of fiber makes everyday life a lot easier.

I'd keep going but I hate multiquoting, just feels like in these threads a lot of posts go underrated or overrated

>>6171620
>politics doesn't deserve credence

You are such a pleb it hurts.

You fucking undergraduate STEM autists are so caught up in your egos that you're blind to the fact that science is subject to politics first. How do you think your lab gets funding?

>>6171627
Also, this. He's only trying to make it about applicability insofar as he is going to be teaching classes one day, he's going to be cultivating minds.