/lit/ - Literature

I read the first few chapters (and have now finished exams, so now want to finish it). That 'paragon of perfection' kid was pretty funny, reminds me of one of my lecturers. I'm planning to go into commercial law, so this book serves as a valuable sacralisation something adjacent to the most boring sector of human activity - i.e. the intersection of law and finance.

>>15214621
I don't know why I expect others to argue in good faith...

Take care anon.

>>15214640
>you should have explicitly stated your agreement
Yea. Probably.

>calmly pointed out that,
I've remained relatively calm/civil.

>while their conclusion is correct
It wasn't. It was an absolute claim backed by national averages.

>You basically started a fight
I started a conversation. Not all disagreements are fights. I see what you mean though.

>and earned the ill-will of a bunch of random strangers on the internet for no good reason
It's anonymous. Anything earned external to the individual is fleeting at best. Approval of your peers means even less.

>>8190766