/lit/ - Literature

>>19532240
Go pursuit a career you enjoy, humongous faggot; or to the psych, might help (beware the glowing ones).

>FAVORITE SPORT
Weightlifting, if that counts.
>FAVORITE BOOK
Don Quijote, The Grapes of Wrath.
>FAVORITE DIRECTOR
Jean-Luc Godard, Buñuel, Bong Joon-ho
>FAVORITE FILM
Synecdoche New York, Pierrot le Fou, Koyaanisqatsi.
>FAVORITE SCREENWRITER
Kaufman.
>FAVORITE ALBUM
Películas by La Máquina de Hacer Pájaros, Book of silk by Tin Hat Trio.
>FAVORITE VIDEO GAME
Fallout New Vegas, LISA
>FAVORITE FRUIT
Kiwi supremacy.

>>18409446
That's exactly why a notebook is better. Writing makes your brain think more slowly and better, whenever it is for creative work or analytic one. I started making fleeting notes in a notebook and it makes my brain smoother, my lectures memorable and the names and quotations come in a organic way. Also take your meds.

t. prescribed with meds and coping with schizo notes that some times are 'note'worthy.

>>18240824

>>18165891
Meds. Now.

>>17993358
He made the accurate point that it destroys solidarity and privatizes mental illness. YOU're mentally ill because YOUR chemicals are out of whack, not because you live in a shitty society with no sense of family, friendship, community, art, religion, etc.
Here, take your meds

Remember to take your meds

I will be a PhD student in pharmaceutical science (where I will be developing drugs and monitoring clinical trials) in the fall.

What should I read to get a good grounding in philosophy to help me be a better scientist?

I've only read introductory political philosophy (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau) for an intro undergrad class and nothing else.

>>17802536
>>17802746
>modern science
>trad