/lit/ - Literature

>>10348002
>woman translates something
>turns it into a political screed
>this provokes anon into wanting women to never be allowed education again, as though that could possibly be implemented in any kind of realistic way.

I can honestly say your momma fucked up

>>9510938
We live in a time with unprecedented shit, and it's growing exponentially, and there's a lot of high-stakes stuff happening with the planet, and a lot of stuff is around the corner, but we aren't sure when. You gotta let it play out. Stick around for the next episode of DBZ.

>>9337186
>WHO?

>>8843154
I got a couple of friends to go through the audiobook.

They were both frustrated and sickened at points but ultimately thought it was worth it and said it would "stick with them."

>using "ambivalent" for "indifferent"

>>8562970
>Laurus is becoming a /lit/ meme
>Seraphim Rose's "Nihilism" is becoming a /lit/ meme

>>8277489
This

Libraries today, on a large scale, are only really about educating children. Adults don't care to be educated anymore. The masses have as much education as they wan't, and for free, and they reject it.