/lit/ - Literature

How do anarchy works?

Like how can you afford a law system (prisons, police, judges) without some kind of taxation?

How do u coordinate resources among things like infraestructure mainteinance roads, public education, public healthcare, enviromental regulations, law, universities and the other services a state provides without some bureocratic class and how will you afford all those things without a hierarchical administrative structure that is basically a state?

How does the anarchy state afford a military to defend itself from an enemy state that wants to annex their territory or genocide them or avoid warlords/drug lords/ISIS state from taking over your territory?

Serious replies only pls.

Do your native language influence your personality?

Does diferent languages have diferent personalities?

any book that can explain to me what are negative interest and negative yields?

what books can redpill me on the jewish question.

pol never read books, but I want to see why they hate jews.

how are dictionaries made?

how many people work making one?

What is the literary equivalent of going out of your bed at 3 am just to drink a couple of beers until you get a bit drowsy so you can finally sleep.

>mentions of flowers
>flower symbolism
>flowers compared to a character
>flowers in poetry

Im tired of all these fucking flowers. Everyone goes on about them all the time and famous passages in literature sounds like "oh, my bloom of the nightingale, thou sweetest of spark and petal rust."

I can't stand it, i have no particular in flowers but hearibg about them all the time from 1800's men is making me dislile them. Do they really like flowers that much? Flower of the sea, flower of the mountain, fuck flower. I don't care, name something else. There are many things on this earth.

>>12984313
>I had a gf once
>all women are like her

>>12636226
I cant into semicolons. Would it not have been grammatically correct to just use a comma there instead?

Does /lit/ read prefaces or do you jump straight into the book

How exactly does comprehending "doublethink" involve the use of "doublethink"?
Sorry, I am a brainlet.

>>11333926
>someone with an IQ of 80 can't be literate

>>10244481
> MUH FREE MARKET

that's rich. how come that so many philosophers worshipped on /lit/ didn't sell a copy of their works while they were alive? sounds like free market is not that rational, isn't it?