/lit/ - Literature

Watch this video, OP

https://youtu.be/xQXK-BMLgmc

Once you get gud at using mnemonic techniques and Anki memorizing anything becomes absolutely trivial. You could shove thousands of pieces of information into your skull in a few days if necessary and move on to the more interesting parts of learning like it was nothing.

>>18585121
You rang?

How do I achieve gnosis? I have the Gnostic Gospels on hand, by the way.

Got filtered by Shakespeare (The Tempest) after two pages...

>>18450804
>I think you meant "Brothers Karamazov"
>this is a real person

>>17527113
Unfortunately the number of previous sexual partners a woman (or man, to be fair) has correlates with a drastic increases in all kinds of negative life outcomes. It's one thing if she's a virgin and you're not (still not good), but it's another thing altogether if you've both had a dozen sexual partners. This isn't what you want to hear but a virgin wife is (statically) always best by a longshot. Being completely realistic here (and looking at the data), if she's had more than ONE sexual partner before you things are already looking much worse. I'm not saying you should just up and leave, but you should at least inform yourself of the risks of pursuing marriage with a non-virgin woman.
>STD%
>Abortion%
>Divorce%
>Mental illness%
>Infidelity%
>Marriage stability
>Life satisfaction
snource: https://youtu.be/6ZMb5eij6dI?t=1211

>>17319170
If it makes you feel better I don't think it's real. I checked her patreon and it wasn't there. That said I'm 100% sure some other whoore has done this.

>>16947267
Yes I was always praised by my teachers in high school. Professors were always please with me in uni too. One even offered me a summer job and said he'd take me on as a graduate student if I wanted. I didn't want. I hate that kind of environment. I just want to read and rot. Might aim for the Forest Anon life. idk.

>>16901924
I skipped Socrates explaining geometry to the servant guy.

>>16772560
I like to tell myself that I don't know any other Zoomer readers because we're typically shut in autists. I don't think this is an accurate appraisal of reality, but...

>>16475561
majority minority doesn't matter, loners, especially those who read books, are doomed to to spend their time alone in their rooms, no matter how much they might want to do otherwise.The closest thing to happiness people like us might get is by going out into the nature.

We always had ours during parent teacher conferences. My parents would get me a few things if my grades were good enough. Good times. Wish I could go back.