/lit/ - Literature

>>14236117
>good
Oh, yeah I misinterpreted your question. I was just talking about the relevant hubs. I'm not saying they are the literary cradles either, just that those are the corners will will have a disproportionate impact.

>>14236281
I'm Viennese. I think it's by far the best city to live in. But it's not like there's actually much going on. Unless you like museums or a few late 20-something right wingers intellectual hipsters. I imaging there's more cool people in Berlin. Or Amsterdam.

>>10972511
Capitalism robs us of meaning. But firstly, this only starts when you properly enter the job market (with 20, say) and even if, it seems to me that the benefits of overproduction still outweight the harm. Harm being the living standard in any other form of living we know.
I'm also "against capitalism" but we all know that there's no good alternative.

Peterson is also just an ideology, but I think it helps people. The fact that he's straw manning intering frameworks like postmodernism is sad but we don't need much more of it (postmodernism) anyway. We need something new.

Are there still good authentic works being made that convincingly sell a happy ending between to people?

Serious question. Do you know the book Kill All Normies? I think she's right. But the conclusion is not nihilistic enough.