/lit/ - Literature

i really enjoy these threads thanks for posting everyone!

you realizing that was kind of all the point.

it's all pointless.

>>13577773
Baffling how so many people were confused about the last 2 episodes, then again most people are dumb

>18
>Drunkenly stumbling out of a Wetherspoons on Xmas Eve singing Feliz Navidad all the way home also almost getting off with a girl I liked for the first time
>A Hero of our Time

>>8488841
>translating a book that literally depends on the German-English duality
You goddamn pseuds deserved this bullshit.

>>7555555

>>6669624
Alright, now I'm not a worthy conversation partner to you. Both your English, apparent intellect and arguements have surpassed those of mine. I'd appreciate if someone else could replace me.

But, I'll try to answer myself too, even though I didn't really understand what you're saying. If I am not making sense, do not pay heed.

Futility, as a theme proposed by me, was to counter this assertment of yours: "the game needs some reformation I'd say". You assume a "need" here, an obligation. I was arguing against the need for obligation, and supporting myself with the truth that you will never be able to maximize empathy through all of humanity. So, there is no "need" of change, and there is no "possibility" of change. That makes your position more futile than the other side's. The other side earns satisfaction while persisting their baseless behaviour. You earn frusturation. Theirs is not "in vain". Yours seems to be.

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