/lit/ - Literature

>no Frege, Wittgenstein, Russell, Moore, Carnap, Putnam, Strawson, Grice, Quine, Chisholm, Nozick, Rawls, Gettier, Hempel, Armstrong, Lewis, Dummett, Fodor, Kuhn, Popper, Ramsey, Tarski, Church, Ryle, Williams, Austin, Sellars, Kripke, Goodman, Anscombe, Davidson, McDowell

>>4610842
>TED

>>3868123
>No.

>motivate one to pursue success, or that lays out tools that can be used to achieve success.

>>3394032
first of all, i'm not the guy you originally replied to.

second of all,

>you still looked like a blathering stammering idiot in reality

now, you don't know that for sure. might as well stop projecting your past experience so butthurtly.

but you certainly have a point criticizing his intellectual snobbery and lack of empathy/humility, which i sort of mentioned in >>3393856

>>3334889
>>3334894
>>3334900
cannibalism =/= intentionally and consciously killing your own

also, those are not videos.

try again

>>3292503
oh look everbody, a 14 year old that has no fucking idea he's babbling about.

newsflash - it can be used perfectly fine in various forms of phrasing, as long as it is comprehensible in the context.

>>3267259

>>3192083

how to successfully fight against atheists that have a firm tendency to bring up science and biology in every aspect of their reasoning?

are there any books written by a coherent philosopher "anti-scientist" (or, rather, neutral) or a coherent scientist that didn't think the science is the ultimate epistemological antidote?

>>3130877
>Sam Harris

move along, nothing to see here.

best books on social theory?

There's no point getting upset over existential stuff. When I die, I'll die. If there's nothing, then there's nothing. So be it. I won't care, I can't care.

Acceptance for what is, is the best course of action.

>The Wind Through the Keyhole.

Story within a story within a story. One of the biggest piles of shit I've ever read, this coming from someone who enjoyed the Dark Tower series.