/lit/ - Literature

>>16196481
>Intelligent people figure out a functioning fucking business model and make something of value.
Why yes, my sale of Dragon Dildos is doing very well - I chalk it up to the fact that I have created something of value, which, of course, the market has ascertained in its infinite and infallible wisdom, coupled with the fact that I have a functioning fucking business model

>>16166269
>Why yes, I am quite genuine in my appraisal that your meme is contrived. and even, dare I say it, shallow and pedantic, how could you tell?

>>15750469
>why yes, I have gamified and optimized every aspect of my life out of a very ill-fated idea of exactly what constitutes effectivity and the goals of my activities, which I am not even aware of myself anymore as I have been reduced to a non-thinking entity by modernity, mindlessly bent on optimizing processes I do not know the meaning of, how could you tell?

>>14861709
>unfalsifiable
>unironically trying to subsume philosophy under the category of natural science

You're the kind of guy that reads Madame Bovary or Hamlet, looks up DSM-V criteria on wikipedia, then diagnoses them with either borderline or schizoid personality disorder, and considers this artful interpretation and adequate understanding of literary works of art.
Your thinking has been profoundly poisoned by modernity.

>>14862052
>>14862087
>>14862109
>unironically buying into the anglo-conception of PSY-UHNZ instead of thinking properly with the term wissenschaft
Philosophers of (anglo-)science have spent actual centuries trying to come up with a definition of science that manages to capture their particular autistic proclivities and have failed.

>>14862244
Pic related, it's you.

>>14734268
>the universe is deterministic, no one has free will, but the systems that govern our particular branch of evolution require the concept of moral agency, therefore most people will believe in free will, ironically because evolution dictates that they will