/lit/ - Literature

>>14763948
Don't become a philosopher, your contributions will be rendered obsolete in two (2) decades when I publish my magnum opus and cause a simultaneous upheaval and renewal of every branch of philosophy, single-handedly renewing interest in metaphysics in a literary event that would retrospectively be (aptly) describe as 'Copernican in magnitude and Newtonian in practical elegance'. Just a heads up anon.

>>14052182
I wanna write a new philosophical ideology. I don't care if it gets published or not. I need it for myself. The basic main idea is that everyone should create their own philosophy. I posted about it on /lit/ to mixed reception.

>>13802000
>>13799863
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>>13801765

Okay if my choice of writers and locations is so bad I want to see how you guys do it