/lit/ - Literature

now that the end of this civilization is near.
what are some fiction and non-fiction books on post-civilization?

it's over

>>13556009
what can I say? our masters are eating the planet alive while we run the laps in the void to heat their homes and feed, grow, and clothe our young for their consumption. there isn't a single decent person on this planet who wouldn't roll up their sleeves and get to work if we were doing great things, but we're not, just feeding a stomach like a black hole.

and when they discard this world like a chicken bone they'll move on to another. everything beautiful and worth fighting for is dying. corporations are appetites given flesh and lobbyists. technology is either opening ahriman's Gate or just solving the problem the entire capitalist infrastructure is creating to produce that technology in the first place.

it's every man for himself, but this time with a smiley face. look up energy dynamics, EROI ratios, system theory, read Perlman's Leviathan, to understand this Worm that is digesting you and your genetic stock like a lipid cell.

I'm not saying nature is paradise but it was real, and what is real will always be what is human. I would have rather died at 30 from a scratch as the redditors like to say with my finger on the pulse of a world-spirit than 70 lost in the funhouse of simulacra. it's over. if you're not at the top you languish at the bottom. and I haven't even gotten into Hegel. hth.

>>13521297
Don't worry frog, it will all be over soon