/lit/ - Literature

>>20452108
>You WILL accept nature's will and follow it willingly rather than trying to escape it as a fugitive slave...
>You WILL recognise how arbitrary all achievements of the world are and how little is worth the praise of other men...
>You WILL realise that the cause of your suffering is based on the phantasms of perception...
>And you WILL be happy

>>15925275
So we should keep humans alive because society has invested the capital required to raise it to maturity? Are we to be little more than livestock

>Suicidal thoughts are irrational
That's certainly not true, would say some of the greatest thinkers took their own lives, I think it's the height of arrogance for society and the common man to assume their thought is more developed than the likes of many historical examples, such as Cato, who fell on his own sword and, who when revived by doctors, ripped the stitches out of the sealed wound and reached in, opening it wider to assert his own freedom - rather than living in Caesar's world