/lit/ - Literature

>>11006716
>Implying that's not exactly how the categorical imperative works

>Maxim of suicide: from self-love I make it my principle to shorten my life when its longer duration threatens more troubles than it promises agreeableness.

>Conclusion: A nature whose law it would be to destroy life by means of the same feeling whose destination is to impel toward the furtherance of life would contradict itself and would therefore not subsist as nature.

>>9719157
>and even had my own jewish girl fan club in HS
Sometimes I get so angry other people don't accept my made up accusations against arbitrary ethnic groups I'm forced to look inward at my own many shortcomings as a human being. Not often though.

is that what you do now, mods?
take threads down because you run out of arguments?

pathetic

i'm at my local book store and was listening to a lit agent talking to the head of the purchasing department (this is a big chain...), telling her about the new books they have in their programm and which they want to take into the store.

sadly, i didn't hear everything, but as soon as he mentioned the word "autism", she was sold.

just wanted to let you guys know that if you want to write a book that has no problems getting pubslihed and into stores atm, you just have to use that trigger word.

she was especially fond of the fact that it wasn't fiction (it's the story of a autistic boy and his fathers attempts to bond with him). basically, your diary might actually be worth gold.