/lit/ - Literature

>>2442053
>implying human beings are bound to the duty of defending their culture's health

>>2374089
Great post, thanks for contributing. Your approach seems almost clinical in a way, but that adds to the clarity in a pleasant way.

>>2374113
Well, I think a person who is less intellectually is more of a mental problem generator as the other anon stated above so eloquently. There are of course states of ignorance that bring about suffering too since they can't seem to keep their material life in order, but the people who are smart enough to sustain a living but not intellectually hungry enough to worry about many problems beyond that tend to be most happy I think. There seems to be some golden middle way in society in order to attain a pleasant life. Any more or less brainpower can prove to be a burden.

Emil Cioran will destroy your soul.

emile cioran, overall a pretty pessimist dude

>Preoccupied with the problems of death and suffering, he was attracted to the idea of suicide, believing it to be an idea that could help one go on living, an idea which he fully explored in On the Heights of Despair. He revisits suicide in depth in The New Gods, which contains a section of aphorisms devoted to the subject.