/lit/ - Literature

>human beings are a product of random mutation, we are little specs of dust living on a large spec of dust called earth which is just a tiny part of an uncaring, slowly dying universe. There is no point to anything

>OH MY GOD how dare you be racist, homophobic, transphobic, you piece of shit?!?!? Haven't you heard of human rights and being a decent human being? Is it that hard to not be an asshole?!?!?

Why do skeptical materialists tend to be the biggest moralizing & sentimental faggots on the planet positing incoherent nonsense like "human rights" that must be followed to a T?

>>7886060
forgot combinated imager (embarass)

>>7545179
>If western society is grounded in utilitarian thinking: something is morally good when it creates the most good at the cost of the least bad
>Causing pain is bad. You wouldn't hurt somebody unless you have a good reason
>Animals can feel pain. You would probably choose to hurt an animal over a person, but you'd still prefer to avoid it
>Animals feel pain when we farm/kill them for food
>We don't need to eat animals to survive
>Therefore killing animals for food causes a lot of real bad for some dubious good (tasty burgers)

THIS guy must be in the top tier of "science communicator" ignoramuses.

ok guys.
can you pls tell me what do you learn in literature degrees?

should I go there (college is free here)?
or should I simply check their curriculum and read the books and maybe pay for a creative writing workshop?