/lit/ - Literature

>>18423342

>>17578156
could never be thorough enough. not really a reason to despair, though. just like in the case of every other bacteria, the system will correct itself and populations will be brought back down to match. whatever humans are left after everything falls won't have easy access to fossil fuels like we did and will probably have a near-earth orbit overloaded with debris keeping them grounded. my headcanon is that we'll just be stuck in an eternal renaissance/early blackpowder age for the rest of our existence after that with no chance for industrialization which honestly doesn't sound so terrible.

>Book begins with "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth."

>>8614715
>mfw Jeff actually releases ITAOTS 2 and wins next year
Post your faces friends

>>8615066

>An Abundance of Katherines
>Looking For Alaska
>The Fault In Our Stars

My bookshelf is full but want to keep one for memes sake, which two should I remove?

Because we wouldn't be here talking about why we're here if it weren't possible to be here.

>>6042729
>>6042729


>yfw god exists

>yfw god exists