/lit/ - Literature

>>4852222
>Diogenes of Oenoanda
I had not heard of this guy. I was getting him confused with Diogenes Laertius, who I have a few fragments/testimonia on in this one book I have. A couple here:
>The Epicurean understands happiness in two senses: one sense pertains to the supreme and highest pleasure, which has no tension whatsoever built into it; such is the happiness that is available to the divine. The other sense refers to the happiness that is possible by means of additions and subtractions of pleasure
And
>Epicurus was in the habit of calling all those who used to hobnob with Plato "flatterers of tyrants." Moreover, Epicurus considered the Cynics enemies of Greece and the dialecticians prolific...corruptors. As for Pyrrho, Epicurus thought of him as illiterate and uneducated.

HEY

Where's Moist? He never misses these threads. o_o;

>2014
>not being an eliminative materialist epicurean
>not being completely at peace with yourself and your place in the universe thanks to scoffing in the face of superstition and folk psychology

>>4373002
>not sticking to masturbation and your odd harmless luckfuck in order to maintain peace of mind instead of getting caught up in cultural and economic constructs of unattainable ideals

>>4333913
>tfw ataraxia through meticulous flossing and nothing besides in the flossing moment

pls censor the non-believers

>tfw I have to post a letter to make sure I get my welfare
>tfw the mailbox is down the street so no problem
>tfw I've cleaned house and eaten a nice lunch
>tfw drinking a cup of cawfee
>tfw I'll hop in the shower and go walk around for an hour or so, perhaps pop into a thriftstore or two
>tfw bottle of gin and a few beers in the fridge
>tfw post-chronological NEET transcendence
>tfw a is for: