/lit/ - Literature

>>13170737
It actually is worth looking at it just for big brain moments like
>The very act of debating requires an acceptance of universally preferable behaviour (UPB). There is noway to rationally respond to an ethical argument without exhibiting UPB.
and
>Putting aside the challenges of language for the moment, if I point to a seagull and say, “That is an anvil,” I am clearly mistaken, because anvils are inorganic, and cannot fly. The truth value of my statement is measured relative to the objective facts of reality. Since the seagull is not in fact an anvil, my statement is untrue
>Putting aside the challenges of language for the moment
>mfw

>>10302091
Also 23 but I live not only with my mother but also my father, who is the real breadwinner in the family. I want to move out because the place I live is just not somewhere that I want to be. I hate my hometown for all sorts of reasons and I feel completely alienated from what should be my community. There's nowhere around here where I could make decent money. If it weren't for the fact that I see no future for myself here I wouldn't mind my situation, but every day I wake up and remember that I never see my friends from college anymore and that I don't have a girlfriend and that I live in a shit-ass town populated by rich fucks who refuse to let their town develop something resembling an economy and that the roads I drive on are poorly maintained and the car I drive will probably fly off the road when I have to drive in a snowstorm next month and lose all will to do anything beyond what I'm already doing. I guess I could go to grad school, but I want to make enough money to support myself, and I spent the time it took me to get a Bachelor's degree acquiring various skills that are applicable in the workplace, so really I shouldn't need to go to grad school to do that.
That's all I want to do: make enough money to support myself without prostituting myself to creditors and educators and parasitic institutions. But I realize how fantastic that sounds. So I don't mind living at home. When I hear my friends complain about exorbitant rent or student debt, I smile and think about how all I have to worry about is whether I'm buying a half-ounce or an ounce of pot this week.

>>8299839
>it'll all turn to redpill talk

I agree, OP.

What even is being?

>>5716611
You sound like a homosexual

>>1695031

> Stories of neglect, abuse, and estrangement are a sign of a fundamentally healthy parent-child relationship, because the subject is confident enough to be honest. And so on.

>>1663962