/lit/ - Literature

>>12733846
Why not both?

you will become like this

>tfw deleuzian whiteheadian anti-christian

>tfw deleuzian pessoaian vegan asexual deterritorialized space taoist anarchist trap

Did reading fiction actually make you smarter, anons? Because I think that most of the books speak to the heart rather than to the mind...

>>12468332
Dissemination equals innovation.

>>12365931
The Penitent Thief

>I'm a Weeaboo Whiteheadian Deleuzeian Space Taoist Anarchist
What are some other big brain combinations?

>deleuzian whiteheadian piercian nietzschean panpyschist vegan taoist

>cumbrous

How do I get more smarter, /lit/

>Have a huge library filled with tons of books
>never actually finished a book longer than 300 pages
>never actually read

>im a deleuzian

>yea that's right i'm deleuzional

>tfw nomadic war machine

>tfw neetchean deloozian pessoian taoist vegan strongman anarchist nomad
what are some more 200+ iq combos?

>>11641755
Not necessarily. You cannot be 100% sure that priests don't have a way to obtain a child's faeces through a non sexual way.

Perhaps via a modified toilet with a secret poop holding tank or taking it from them in the night like a robed poop bandito.

If the priest then smeared the poop onto his own penis, then tasting their own poop could have been their first sexual experience.

Checkmate.

>tfw neetchean deleuzian pessoian vegan powerlifting anarchist taoist

>>11542496
>doramas

>>11407309
Academia is an institution that perpetuates group think. One way to perpetuate group think is to force the next generation to not only read but incorporate past thinking into their current thinking. And proving that you have done so is done by (((sources))).

135 IQ masterrace reporting to duty and ready to slay 2SD's brainlets.

>>11331343
You're too dumb to understand.

>>10970809
Now you get me

"Evidently, not otherwise than insofar as the intuition has its seat merely in the subject, as the subject's formal constitution of being affected by objects and of thereby receiving an immediate representation, that is, intuition, of them; and therefor only as form of the outer sense in general"

- Emmanuel Kant, Transcendental Doctrine of Elements