/lit/ - Literature

Are there any books that advocate for nuking our current society and rebuilding everything from the ground up with the knowledge we've gathered over the years?

What are some books about how society became so shit in the last 70 years?

>>13771216
Congratulations. Should the next job finds out you worked for free, they'll know you are a sap and will work for beans and adjust your salary downward accordingly. Now your entire lifetime earnings are depressed. By the way, "experience" is a meme these days, it's just lazy HR departments looking for people with x-number of years because they assume this translates as competency ( it doesn't ) and gives them another vague qualifier to shoehorn their brother's friend into the position while in reality it is just posted for sake of formality.

>>13381574
You're based. You see, I used to be just like him but then I realized society doesn't value hard work, talent, or intelligence. They want arbitrary qualifications like "experience". People with more money at the start have better chances. The whole system is rotten, and people are rotten for viewing vanities like success and achievement so highly, so much to the point where they depreciate a fellow human being. Your friend is no friend at all.

>>12733001
No. We live in the worst possible world.

Books for this feel?