/lit/ - Literature

>>21767012
Didn't Jesus say you reap what you sow? Kinda contradicts sola fide no?
>>21765559
Fundamental error. The only good that matters is that which we can control. All else is not worth concerning ourselves over. Read the stoics.

>>21655288
Nice. Good find. Thank you. I feel like you could study this work for years and still find interesting nuances.

What is the point in arguing with those who lack intelligence to tie recent events together? Who have made their minds up before coming into a thread to discuss the very real possibility that manufactured events have ulterior motives? They are propagandized in the literal sense and can not be reached. It is then important to not waste energy on those that cannot see for themselves.

>>18666028
be the change that you want to be; spread your negativity.
>>18667302
>apathetic towards issues and people I don't care about
this is the most bury-your-head-in-the-sand response I've ever on this board. there are mass groups of people promoting and soliciting their ideologies that involve genital mutilation in an effort to larp as the opposite sex. fucking look around ya dummy sand-man. get mad idiot sandyman.
You know your the perfect example of the effect technics has had on our existence, everyone is so damn comfortable with their abundance of information and idolatries given to them by corporate giants That no one is actionable in the way against their corporate benefactors to combat external propaganda seeking to modify their behavior or edit their already editable ideology, editable becuz of the lack of insular actionable protection.

>>14150656
>>14150625
I know that usury is a natural progression in capitalism (or even that capitalism is usury). But what I'm saying is that Kafka is wrong the rich are not bound (by the same chains as the poor or even by any chains) and they are not bound or restrained because of usury. So even if capitalism was once a system of mutually beneficial contracts it is not now and therefore the fat capitalist is not bound as Kafka says it. He is not exactly free either but at least in economic terms, he is not bound whereas the poor man is basically buried in chains.

My favourite.

Uncertainty & Necessity

Death (A/O)ccidental

A Monopoly on Truth

Lasting Lifeblood

A Cadaver Amidst Palaver

I Have No Hands, but I Must Write

"The Words, the Sentences", the Book

Modern E-motion

Just

>>9073048
Publishers won't sign you unless they believe that your works can make money. Doesn't matter how good it is if it can't generate a cash flow. It doesn't matter how shit it is either.

Booktubers already have decent followings, so there's at least minimum platform of people willing to buy that author's books.