/lit/ - Literature

>>22820016
I know that most of my lived experience is the result of a bizarre amalgamation of private sector green line chasing and government interference and various religious sects lobbying for their own version of moral superiority, I just like to see how it all actually functions as opposed to a vague feeling of wrongness that a lot of people have.

>>22752088
https://youtu.be/TQa08lXtWDY

His work is on the cellular to whole organism level, whereas mine is physiological level (organs) to whole body and globally in collective intelligence. Many overlapping research discoveries. Bioelectric for him and Biomagnetic for me.

After you've digesting his works come back and I can connect shit for you (a lot his lectures are about other shit you might not be interesyed in but Ive seen every video posted about him and to me everything in the universe is directly related to everything else...a little or a lot, IS.)

>>22752090
>Jaynes’s definition
I would lecture him on every field he researches, save for maybe nueroscience, as that wasnt a field I focused too much on in the medical side.

The rest I would be his teacher, full stop. He isnt even a Biologist or Physicist, which Biology is starting to reach into as the current understanding of the field, even in Psychology, Physics=Psychology...just is a very round about way that requires a heavy prerequisit knowledge base to see the connections.

>Your language imprecise
qualia<consciousness<cognition
You, qualia:
: |
Me, cognition:
: D

>>22396743
I don't have my German up to C2 level yet... once I have my Großes Deutsches Sprachdiplom and have read Kant z"l, then I will read it Hegel z"l

>>22294121
>basically see women as children and it feels like I'm abusing or manipulating them when they like me.
I am pretty sure a girl liked me once, for a few months. It was a strange and disconcerting experience. I kept pushing limits and seeing how she'd respond to try and understand if she really liked me, what was causing it and how I could replicate this effect in other women, to no awail.

It all ended with her sitting in my bed for 2 hours as I pondered how exactly to proceed to sex from there while stalling for time. Couldn't figure it out, got bored and told her to leave. Never talked to her again. Looking back on it all it seems like a fever dream.

>>21895763
Going to ask here so I don't need to make a new thread.

I was watching some bloom interviews and he talked about John Barth and postmodernist literature- I decided to check him out, so I bought "Chimera" which is Barth's retelling of 3 ancient stories. I picked the book because the cover art was nice. In reading it, I'm pretty shocked how much cucking is involved so far, I've finished the first part (Dunyazadiad) and I'm about half way though Perseid, and while I don't have a pdf to confirm, I'm sure in Dunyazadiad "Cuck" must appear as a word or part of a "Cuckold" at least 100 times. Perseid is set as the hero after his death, and his retelling of his life story to an attendant in the afterlife while having sex with her the entire time (so far anyway, I'm halfway through) and consistently reminding the reader that he's having trouble getting it up in this new life as being dead- And how much he detests his wife.

From what I hear, Giles goat boy is a lot better- but is it the same non-stop sex sex cuck sex over and over? Not a single sentence can go by without some mention of cucking someone, dicks, balls, sex, over and over. He'll break part of the story to explain how the characters are changing position even though it doesn't seem to matter.

Is all postmodernist literature like this?

>there are people on this board RIGHT NOW who consider reading 4 books on a given subject a strange use of one's time