/lit/ - Literature

Why do you even want to be a normalfag?

I used to be upset about being a sperg too. Then I spent some time actually looking at normalfags and watching their shitty empty lives and realised I'd rather be me, with all my torments, than a vapid fucking normalfag.

The reward of being an outsider has always been superior insight.

If you want to do it, you will find the time.

Protip: if you don't have enough energy at the end of the day to do your hobbies, start doing them in the morning. Get up earlier, if that's what it takes. Shift your "awake" time to be in front of your job, instead of behind it.

>>11877398
>if it's not certain philosophical proof it's utterly valueless
>i believe this despite the fact that approaches other than using empirical data are at best equally impotent and incapable of rendering certain philosophical proof
>humans have spent 5,000 years at least engaging in philosophy without producing a single actionable conclusion but despite this i believe there's nothing wrong with their methods
kekekekeke

Post the most pseuduointellectual opinion it is possible to hold.

I'm also writing a book where one of the characters is an abrasive arrogant prick and I want to make him defend an indefensible position while being smugly dismissive of everyone who disagrees, but I'm struggling to find something that it the perfect mix of cuntish, sociopathic, but somewhat believable and apolitical.

Something on par with "we should let the poor starve" in terms of how selfish and conceited it is, but without the political baggage.

I want to write a man with this face.

>>11512133
I accept your concession.

Post the most pseduointellectual opinion it is possible to hold.

I'm writing a book where one of the characters is an abrasive arrogant prick and I want to make him defend an indefensible position while being smugly dismissive of everyone who disagrees, but I'm struggling to find something that it the perfect mix of cuntish, sociopathic, but somewhat believable and apolitical.

Something on par with "we should let the poor starve" in terms of how selfish and conceited it is, but without the political baggage.

I want to write a man with this face.