/lit/ - Literature

>>23265821

>you might not be quite ready for it yet

I’m dejewfying wikipedia by replacing BCE with BC and CE with AD. No need to thank me, pals.

>>22769219
you're just racist against AI

>>21493785
Pick whatever faction you want to collect and read through their army book, remembering all the cool ways your chosen faction is the best. Then find nerds with other factions and argue with them who is actually stronger, learning about ptger factions from their exagorated wom
>but i don't want to buy the models
Then fuck off

>>21383234
>go to library / bookstore
>move "The Albert Fish Story" to the Cooking section

>>21054519
Memetic industry comes in phases, crests and troughs. Pepe and wojak seem to have a life of their own, although the obsession with pepe is unheard of. Nearly every single board has at least 2-3 cartoon frogs in the OP at any given time. Confirm it for yourself right now if you want.

I wonder what theoretically explains the darwinian success of pepe as a meme. Pepe has thousands of variations and seems to have reached a kind of inflection point of memetic immortality. Pepe will keep spreading until the entire internet is nothing but frogs.

What explains it? I hypothesize that pepe is a good "default" posting option. It's popular because it is popular (network effect). And it benefits from productive feedback loops. Because there are so many pepes in various iterations, there's one for every sentiment or mood.

Pepe's iconic smug expression also encapsulates the unjustified self-satisfaction of your typical online troll.

Feels guy is more limited. Although he has a healthy set of niches too. From the classic dejected wojak, to the flourishing basedjack, to the healthy pink-faced biz related wojak. You have twinkjaks and gurljaks. It just can't stand up to pepe.

>>20933316
I can read you well enough to know you're an /x/ schizo turned Plato reading pseud who now indulges himself in Metaphysics to feel unique about himself instead of actually studying ethics and logic

>>20820820
The timestamps alone concedes this thread to /v/. Good job /lit/ you lost. HARD.

>>20820810
I am thoroughly defeated in basedjack combat thank you kind sir what a great comeback surely /lit/ will become a better place because of this

Attention all fedorafags ITT.

I'm never going to stop worshipping God.

Ugh I know I know! I'm just never going to stop is all.

>>20373157
>Check out Fake Accounts.
I shan't

My fat bird and my fat cat get along

Oscar Wilde's Salomé is the greatest play of all time, surpassing even the works of Shakespeare.

i'm reading novels with 100~200 pages first to inflate my read list

>>20093839
"————"; A Title

>>20052252
>evil exists

>>19983327
>penguin classics

metaphysics is about rigorously proving that ghosts are real

>reading an old book
>the author uses a now-antiquated term that I'm not familiar with, which is clearly being used in reference to the racial characteristics of one of the characters
>don't look the word up because I don't want to be influenced by the authors bigoted worldview
What are other methods for reading older books through a post-colonial and thoroughly anti-imperialist lens?

>>19810957
>Go shove a chainsaw up your ass fucker.
Mike Ma seems to be quite... Mike mad.

>>19711958
As I said, I can't think of any cannabis users that have made any worthwhile contributions to literature

my local little library had Mason & Dixon in it and I took it and replaced it with a Stephen King novel

>Bring Hegel’s phenomenology of spirit to a Starbucks
>place it in a way that everyone could see the cover and read it

>Book begins with an ominous quote taken from a historical figure or another work of fiction
That's the good shit