/lit/ - Literature

Which idealized form of being would you choose to be /lit/ and why?

The options are:
>Greek Sage
>Knight of Faith
>Overman
>Buddha

Or any others that you might choose instead.

Because they can deny catharsis and you cannot?

Efilism and antinatalism advocate for the extinction of humanity to prevent further animal and human suffering. Try David Benatar, Better Never to have been.

>>13795748
Russia is a very interesting example of how a religion can be dominant in a state despite only a minority of its population actually attending church services. Something similar probably couldn't take place in America, though.

>>13795729
Go outside of 4chan, anon. Pinker stopped being trendy at least a year ago. Everyone knows we're in a twilight age at this point.
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/09/america-without-family-god-or-patriotism/597382/

>>10346856
>Read book
>Finish book
>Think about females
>Consider suicide

>>7791381
>tfw the text boards are gone

>>6432393
I swear I tried to have a nice conversation

I think that a "liberal, internet atheist, religion is root of all evil, dawkins is great, muh scientism" is usually the first step of a person that actually tries to think about stuff in general unlike the common pleb.
The problem is that a lot of people just stop there. They found a comfortable spot so they just stop questioning their beliefs, because, fundamentally, they weren't searching for truths but just for a set of beliefs that made them feel good about themselves.