/lit/ - Literature

>>17519419
we are again with this. you believe more in the system than in the experience. buddhists try to maximize a natural experience, they try to make their life revolve about this experience and they make different levels because of this.
look at it in this way. you are playing footbal, you dedicate more time to play it and with the time you see you are improving your game and maybe at some point, you say to the others that you are at another level of football, and maybe you believe your hierarchical nonsense, but in the end you are just playing football. dont believe monks. they are just humans.

>>13284697
its not useless. its totally useful, and that is the problem. psychiatry/psychology acts as if depression is something bad because life should be happy and comfortable and comforting, and at the same time they fervently think that is not a philosophical assumption. then you can see the kind of "intelligenstia" we have here.... of course they talk thousand things about why depression is a disease and is not a moral or ethical assumption and blah blah blah...
they are part of the intellectual power of today (science..:). so they dont think they have to put too much effort in explaining themselves from an ethical or philosophical side. science have the intellectual power of this day, and psychology/psychiatry is the thing, in power, who gonna say what exactly is the mind. and they are trying it, they are trying it with all their hearts.
obviously, tomorrow, the paradigm of knowledge will be another, and again we will gonna have people saying what is the mind ( consciousness). and the wheel keep rolling as always roll.
they are just a theory. its a shame they work with the judicial system hand in hand. but is only a consequence of they like part of the "truth system" of today. besides that, people are stupid, people believe whatever nonsense theory they throw (and will throw) at them. go to a psych, go to a priest, go to a fucking buddhist counsellor, go to the woods to "found yourself", they are all the same shit.
also, reminder that all psych fans saying modern psychology/psychiatry is now different and clean, are the same ones saying the same thing thirty years ago. meanwhile zombies party in the hallway of the psychiatric.

>>26366
Was He a BwO?

Was GG Allin the embodiment of Nietzschean Ubermensch who rejected any form of spookness?

who is the GG Allin of literautre?

if there is none, do you think there is demand enough for me to become him?

Hello brothers, I'm going to be delivering pizzas for a few weeks to climb out of this pit of poverty I carelessly let myself fall into and I have come to you now for recommendations for audio books. It is the only part time work I keep since it is the only one where I feel I am not selling myself entirely for no more than a paycheck. I have listened to marvelous things--last time I delivered I went through Hugo's Hunchback of Notre Dame--and would like recommendations for things that are nicer to listen to than read. I prefer classics and philosophy. I just downloaded 50 Psychology Classics, but I am hesitant to listen to it because it seems like an offense approach to really absorb some significant ideas. It's what I'll listen to if I don't find anything else, but again, I am hesitant. Thanks in advance.

please give me recs based on the following tryptich

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