/lit/ - Literature

>>22882056
EFILism

>>22498208
>i think he took the suicide of mario to his heart and he regrets that he wasn't able to save that kid. mario was just like him
Inmendham also made some videos on how Mario bought into woo, and that Gary might have been able to save him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnnOhZuny_M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DWFuVL0-PE

>>21919249
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFdj41ndC5E

what are some literary examples of midwits?

>>20064648
Inmendham also made a video about him:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFdj41ndC5E

>>18356896
>I love this book, i actually do, not because i think it's right, but because it so thoroughly indirectly refutes everything that the slave moralists like nu-leftists stand for (eliminating suffering and adversity at all costs), by showing the logical conclusion of it (ending life)
There are people like Inmendham/Gary Mosher who unironically support ending all life though. Google EFILism.

>And even if they try to weasel their way out by going "oh, but happiness, convenience and pleasure are the endgoal, not just ending suffering/adversity" then i BTFO them with variations of the Pleasure/Experience Machine and Utility Monster arguments
What's wrong with the utility monsters though? Most of the arguments against them seem to boil down to "THAT'S YUCKY EW EW EW" and not much else. Personally, I would much rather take something like your comic or >>18355719
than continue existing in my current form. I couldn't care less about my "humanity" or anything like that.

>>18355512
The philosophy of efilism: if you keep looking for biological truths you'll eventually realize that life is a parasitic self-replicating mechanism that serves no higher purpose. That sentient beings acquired pain receptors to motivate them to survive and reproduce. Once these two truths are accepted, you'll come to the conclusion that there's no positive value in life since every feeling of happiness is a mere fulfillment of wants/needs that exist to fulfill purposeless imperatives: survival and DNA replication. The dark pill to swallow comes when you realize that life is not merely non-positive but actually negative once it causes suffering in sentient beings possessing pain receptors. You'll get to know the fact that we can't heal the wounds of existence.

You'll know that all human cultural creations are delusions that helped some homo sapiens tribes to gather efficiently and genocide/control other tribes and survive and reproduce, but that once the industrial revolution began, human beings started to have less and less need for such delusions. Thus the end of religion, nations, family unit. You'll realize that the consequence of this is that we're currently in a behavioral sink that creates a lot of misery through atomization in an inherently social species. You'll come to the conclusion that this reality is a dark manifestation of the worst of what life can create and that the only solution is efilism.