/lit/ - Literature

I have a thing for conspiracy theories
I find them to be the best form of fantasy fiction, additionally, they present fringe perspectives, which is always refreshing.

so, I used to think David Icke is the source of most contemporary conspiracies, but I've recently stumbled upon Jordan Maxwell, and apparently he influenced him quite a bit.

My question is, what's that one canonical book I need to read follow the thread? I mean, do we have a chart for this?

Of all the conspiracy stuff I've read, Anacalypsis seems to be the most bizarre one (and really fun!) to read.

Jung was a quack, and an argument can be made that he was even a bigger charlatan and degenerate than Freud.

are there any poetry books for absolute beginners that have the accents on the stressed syllables, and the | lines that break it up properly, or put the peom to a beat?

>>21328172
I have recurring nightmares about my computer becoming infected with ransomware

The short story of the day is "Paycheck" by Philip K. Dick.

Read it here: https://archive.org/details/isbn_9780806518565

>>19251271
I know it's more like 'data science' but there wasn't any study programmes about that and the specalization on Coursera is more expensive than to this degree, so I chose that one.

>>19251359
Why not, fren?

>>19031010
ebin bazed

>>18201561
The King of Elfland's Daughter
The Gormenghast trilogy
Lilith by George Macdonald
The Master and Margarita
Little, Big

>>18017379
Yes. We must reject the written word and embrace the oral tradition

>>17849426
Women are the biggest consumers keep expanding their rights why is consumerism getting worse guys

>>17695580
QUESTION: Why did he punished so severely? I mean, I know that the punishments is pretty harsh in the US but has this always been the case or am I biased toward Uncle Ted?

>>17231113
I believe in his views on the world but his solution is a bit too extreme, Linkola's approach is better imo but it's still not perfect.

Zhuangzhi's inner chapters
Ego and its Own
Thus Spake Zarathustra
Industrial Society and its Future
Simulcra and Simulation

>>17003075
>>17005810
To be fair, I typed this out on my phone, but where exactly is it poor? I thought it was quite clear despite one of my typos.
"まあ、日本語が話せますかですけど
Well, I can speak japanese but, (I added the かです by accident, so it should be "まあ、日本語が話せますけど,"
"俺はさあんまり上手じゃないんです"
I don't speak it very well.
"このぐらいかな"
Only to this level, I guess.
"英語だけ話せるの人はちっと頭が悪いですね"
People who only speak english are a bit dumb aren't they.
"でもさ、この点でアメリカ人と日本人も同じです"
But you know, in this degree, Americans and Japanese people are the same.
"他の言語はいらないでだから"
Because you don't need any other language,
"結局にこれが結果です"
(I had to google translate the last term here)
In the end, this is the result.

Reject society. Personally I'm saving up to buy land in the woods like Uncle Ted, gonna move there with my wife & kids.

>>16751952
>Neotribal
You got that damn right

So I'm not from the US of A, can I just write a letter to Uncle Ted? What's the postal address?

>>16463237
based

>>16434740
Find me some land at that price (let's be generous and assume that "two weeks pay" is ~$2500, for a price of $250/acre) that comes with all of the conditions below and I'll fucking buy it for you.

>Access to potable water
>Sub-surface rights
>Timber rights
>Access and/or an easement suitable for motor vehicles
>Isn't downstream or downwind of a mine/slaughterhouse/feedlot/etc.

Bonus round:
>Utility hookups (even just electricity counts) available
>Location suitable for a hobby farm
>Bordered by public land on at least one side
>A view that doesn't make you want to kill yourself
>Not in the vicinity of an indian reservation

Ready? Go!

>>16424644
>philosopher
>terrorist

>>16412611
I would infinitely rather live in the Christian "Dark Ages" than in today's modern technological dystopia.

>>16073867
>I understand the citation but that was written in greek, are you fluent in ancient Greek?

good books on the vikings?
>>16047503
name your best