/lit/ - Literature

>>23067969
>Harry Potter is good and I think GRR Martin is one of the best fiction writers of our century

I have no idea what any of this means

>>11743694
is not it obvious?

>>11617040

>jurden petersteeeein

>every event needs a cause
>thus the universe itself had to be caused by something
>thus Jesus of Nazareth was born from a virgin, died for our "sins", and resurrected three days later
~ Thomas Aquinas, the greatest of theologians

>chocked full

I usually take 1-2 days to read 80 pages.

The fastest I've ever finished a book was probably one week.

>>11121868
Now how about this, I'll read both? Peterson can get my shekels.

>>11085049
Question. I have been smoking the dude lmao for a year now chronically. I'm going clean and wondering what technically is the amount of pages I should get down in this terrible state?

>>11038067
>sam harris

>>10982022
> Caring about opinions

>>10912876
I wish I could be a human like you and not a subhuman retard.

Do you read aloud? Do you notice any beneficial effects?

How has reading philosophy changed your life?

>>10501556
>fuck can't call him a kike because he already mentioned it
>oh i got it i'll just he's edgy

I've hit that point. My brain is physically hurting from the amount of shit I am trying to cram into it. Nonstop for days I've spent day and night reading, studying, taking notes, working out certain equations and word problems yada yada.

Do I keep going? Do I slow down. All work and no play right? I was just another mouth breathing, booger flinging, brainlet subhuman before. Still am but I know through the ascertain of new information I can cultivate my being into something better. I don't want to let up yet I can't look at anything without getting over stimulated analyzing it down to every little detail.

The fuck do I ya buncha smarties

Why am I intellectually inferior for refusing to read books unless I can listen to them on my laptop off youtube?

If you mean an author used as a replacement for animal protein in foods and fodder then Lance Manion.

Thanks to whomever posted about Lance Manion. His website is telling a great tale. Any other suggestions?

>>10353503
>Genuinely can't understand a single sentence

>>10310877
>we don't do a thing because we either:
>don't enjoy it
>would like to, but are afraid of the consequences
wow

can books make me smarter?

>>10141687
>natural norms