/lit/ - Literature

>>4055103

>mfw Krauss makes atheists look like arrogant pricks in the first minute of his response

goddammit Krauss, fucking stop

Hello /sci/.
Is solitary autodidactism even feasible when approaching the most high end education?
Does a university student have significantly higher chances of reaching a PhD level of understanding than a self-learned?
Anecdotal evidence is allowed, and even encouraged.
some disclosure: I'm a university graduate, but I want to pick up some knowledge that I haven't had the opportunity to study when I was a student.

>>3523065
My IT class has someone.
By default he acts very fake, in a Agent Dale Cooper saccharine 50'ies movie sorta way.
Whenever he finds the education unsatisfactory, he acts like it's a personal insult, and he speaks with caricatured indignation and passive aggressiveness as he mentions these flaws. He always expects everyone to back him up, and likes to hold grudges underneath the facade.
I know he hates me more than anyone else, because I usually call him out on his bullshit. But he also seeks approval, and I'm popular, so he likes to hang out around me, which makes it even more creepy.
I'd trade him for 10 straw feminists and 3 severe, socially unaware authists.
I'm sorry if this was poorly written, I'm not really in the flow.

Are linguistics /lit/?
Is the study of linguistics fun?
Do you know any words with an interesting etymology?

hey guys i'm new to this thread and i haven't read many books and i would like to extend my library
so i ask you; what are your favorite books?

>no genre fiction

You must think you're pretty deep eh.