/lit/ - Literature

>>6661027
"He knew it then. For what he saw in me was what I am".

This is what the creator said. It does not really justify the claims of all the people who hold it as truth. Maybe if the representative arguments were affirmed by democracy, we could be able to sustain this statement.

>>6610113
>Gravity's Snorebow.
if gravity's rainbow is boring

no, that's not possible

you're just being silly

>Do you believe things continue to exist when you are not perceiving them?
for convenience, i mostly assume they continue existing

>If so, in what way do they exist?
in the way i experience or perceive them somehow

>How would you describe your ontology (eg, realist, idealist, dualist, something else)?
anti realist

>Are you a moral realist, anti-realist, or something else?
moral nihilist

>Do you believe in God?
i don't care about the matter

>What is the cause of one's experience (eg, brain, something else)?
sufficiently complex systems

What are some intelligent novels that adress sexuality without going on some West Boro Baptist Church/Tumblr rant? Are there any that adress asexuality? What are they? What did various philosophers think? What do you think?

>>6501851
>not thinking that socrates was the coolest smartest guy in school
c'mon son