/lit/ - Literature

>>1946516

>Age
18

>Sex
Male

>Location
Glasgow, Scatland

>Favourite Book
The Trial, or maybe L'Etranger.

>Favourite Author
Kafka

>Favourite band/musician
Primal Scream

>Favourite Album
Screamadelica

>Favourite Movie
The Cremator (Spalovač mrtvol)

>Favourite TV Show
Peep show (i don't watch any series)

>Favourite Videogame
Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Zelda OoT

>Favourite Food
Delicious mushroom soup in a bowl made of bread.

>Favourite Drink (Alchoholic)
Pilsner Urquell

>Favourite Drink (Non-Alchoholic)
Orange Juice

>>1705988

But don't forget that for this case perceived value will affect use value.

>>1561842

He manipulates his age, his good looks and his hipster-cred because he was previously part of an obscure band to get people interested in science by making it fashionable, because he is trendy.

It's sort of like the democratisation of scientific interest, however the interest created is usually superficial and romantic.

But even if people who watch his show and shows like it extract SOME modicum of scientific knowledge, it can lead to an exponential growth in consciousness and intellectual maturity.

Especially amongst younger people.

Impersonators already?

I feel famous.

Jesus was a pretty cool guy.

I doubt he would be a christian if he were alive today, though.

>>1510108

Yeah towards the end and when he watched her on the roundabout and managed to stop being cynical for a while.

I think that appreciation for the good things grew inside him and made him into a pretty cool guy.

Pretty faggy I know but what did you expect from me?

Tolstoy
Shakespeare
Kafka
Goethe
Camus
Orwell
Kundera
J.D. Salinger
Joyce
Capote

>>1471972

You're trying so hard to create this illusionary position distinct from atheism that you are beginning to make no sense, and you gave me three contradicting answers.

Do you have no belief in the supernatural? Do you believe the supernatural may exist? Do you not care?

I'm beginning to think the latter is true, and you just don't want to choose any position because

a) you don't want to commit yourself to a faith but you are simultaneously reluctant to join in with what you see as an aggressive atheist movement.

b) you really do not care about your place in the universe beyond the simple and domestic, free of intellectual responsibility

c) you feel you are superior by distancing yourself from the debate.

>about a year
>about 30
>yes
>slightly

>>1394441