/lit/ - Literature

I try to tell people that, but let's face it, 4channers are the worst.
All the social impairment of nerds, and none of the brains.
>>22297845
>qrd
lazy ass

Absolutely.
Psychiatry/psychology hit a dead end a LONG time ago.
Also, Ron uncovered MK Ultra in 1951; read the "hypnotic level" section of "Science Of Survival" for details.
Plus, he tried to infiltrate the U.S. government.
Holy based!

>>22048835
L. Ron Hubbard was perfectly sane.
The real problem is that he ran across MK Ultra back in 1951.
Read the "hypnotic level" section of "Science Of Survival" and realize what he's actually describing.
The Deep State (specifically, our nation's intelligence services) completely lost their shit, and have been out to get him ever since.
And you not only believe their bullshit, but repeat it, and march in lockstep with them. Shameful.

Mission Earth (volume 1) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 2) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 3) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 4) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 5) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 6) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 7) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 8) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 9) by L. Ron Hubbard
Mission Earth (volume 10) by L. Ron Hubbard

Say what you will about L. Ron Hubbard's religion, but his sci-fi was top tier.
"Battlefield Earth" was simply too big to turn into a movie. Remember the "Dune" movie? Same problem.
It should have been a several-dozen episode series on Netflix or something.
I think I would lose my mind if they ever did that with "Mission: Earth".
Despite being ~500k words, I've read it twice. Simply sublime.