/lit/ - Literature

hhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmhhhhhhh plop hmmmmmmm yes

>>13814946
OP here, i will elaborate on my plan. You see, /lit/ is full of midwits, who are actually somewhat knowledgeable on certain topics. But if you want to ask them something, you shouldn't just ask them anything. Rather, you should take a giant shit on /lit/, and then draw these people to your shitpost like maggots to a warm pile of elephant feces. So I start my thread with half-truths and very broad simplifications, and then i dont ask my real question until halfway through, when i know there are enough people ITT who have actually somewhat read Marx. I have, in fact, only made 3 posts in this entire thread (including this one).

/lit/izens dont want to help, but they love to be right, and you have to exploit that. I do it all the time with thinkers like Hegel, Spengler, Guenon, Schmitt, Heidegger, Foucault, Wittgenstein, Adorno, etc. and i will continue to do so in the future. It's the only way to get to know anything on this shithole of a board, but it works really well.

The toilet

>>13745113
Thank you for this elephant in the room now leave

Do as the elephants do

What do you think she'll be reincarnated as? I perrsonally think she'll be a dung beetle, endlessly hauling the shit that was shat out by superior creatures.

>>13601279
>>13601328
Yeah it's the obvious book, but it's also really entry level. Im looking for something better, since this is a form of technology that will completely transform the world, perhaps even more than AI or full-scale automation.
I thought Do Androids dream of Electric Sheep, but that's androids.

Why is Nabokov not able to appreciate writers that dont write exactly like him?

The more intelligent a creature, the more he is able to do deplorable, unsepeakable acts that go against nature itself. It is the intellect that instructs us to do evil; it was the apple of wisdom with which Satan tempted Eve.

>>13551284
Oh dont worry, we can go lower

>>13532272
more common than youd think

>>13531539
>horseshit but also interesting
elaborate

>Researchers have shown that page numbers and chapter index both follow a linear pattern
>"Massive breakthrough", said mathematic literary scientist Bert Butthole

>>13483322
>scatology
>stupid
you fucking troglodyte

>>13469423
Based

>We're eaeting from the trashcan of ideology
the fuck is that supposed to mean