/lit/ - Literature

>>17597474
>worried about ad hom
I'm sure an anon more magnanimous than I am and better read than you are will help you eventually. Maybe if you bothered to reply to the argument first and then asked for source as an afterthought you'd have received help anon.

>you shouldn't worry that much about stuff you can't change
>NO YOU FOOLS YOU HAVE TO LOVE THIS HORSE BEING BEATEN AHHH IM GOING INSANE

>>17480438
>3) positivism/empiricism/utilitarianism OVER actual critical thinking of how shit actually are;
actual critical thinking of how shit actually are huh

>>16158478
>tfw he doesn't know the copypasta

>>/lit/thread/S11124746

>>15708279
>Patricio Guzmán
>Raúl Ruiz
>better than Bresson

>>15624043
>the dude has a black hand
it was already cringe enough

>>15254892
>She perverts the text to absurd levels
>Wilson confirmed for best translator of all time.
You baitfags never cease to amaze me.

>>14891894
>too dumb to grasp Land's teachings
>Land's teachings
>teachings

Empathy - is it real?
Hello /lit/. I come with a message of peace to discuss about a very important topic.
Empathy over internet in modern man. I believe that empathy has become a thing which is being forced upon by our highly politically correct society. I just can't explain how people feel empathy over things they read on internet. So if empathy is something which can be trained, is cruelty the same? But let's not digress.
The main issue I feel with empathy over internet is that it feels empty to me. Maybe it's the way I am observing it or maybe I am a psychopath destined to not feel empathy.
When I say that empathy over internet feels empty to me, I can't destruct it any further. Maybe you guys can help me out.
I know I have to read more.
To keep it lit, books for the feel to not actually understand empathy over internet?

>>14184334
Use Calibre

>>13966470

>>13420751

>>13381120
so this is the power of the cumbrain?
yikes

>mfw the author is a literal nigger

I hope that's piss