/lit/ - Literature

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Technically, everything is an opinion. Take one plus one equals two, for example. We learn the difference between one object and another through sense data. Sense data is unreliable, thus we have founded mathematics on atomically disputable assumptions. Yet in practice, one plus one equals two has validity for our purposes...unless the solipsists are right.

Thus, we can easily establish that everything is an opinion. In my world, Twilight is the most delicately crafted and engaging story ever told. There are hidden meanings folded within the story that I can hardly perceive, musical notation code woven within the pacing of the very syllables in the sentences, scents and sensations demonstrated to me and presented in a weft of words so intricate and precise that each gerund and simile must be combed over and over for my mind to even comprehend that the author is presenting me with so many distinct directions to interpret a simple sentence like "Edward is so fucking hot" that my mind bristles like the attentively stiffening hairs on my chafed anus. Or I can read more than four books in my life and realize that Dr. Suess had a better command of symbolism and plot development than this fat bagged whore rattling on about lovey dovey rich vampires from the Flapper Era shit time vortex.

Gatsby is Flapper Era Shit. It is among the only 3 books that /lit/ has ever read, following 1984 and Catcher in the Rye

>this day and age

You assume that our descendants will differentiate the time GG was written and our current time, a mere 90 years later. Think of it this way, compare/contrast the cultural changes of Roman society for the years (A.D.) 50 and 140.

Also, flapper era shit