/lit/ - Literature

>>15737711
>People cannot be atheist. It is fundamentally against the behavior of humans. We always assign a religious fervor to something or someone, be it Marx or Jesus.

Why yes, I do despise Harry Potter, how could you tell?

I have depression thus I am a well

>>15721830
>Dont you just hate harry potter, I know I do guys and I bet you do too, so lets vibe and chill, lets chill and vibe, together. Harry Potter, so cringe hahaha. When I made this thread I totally wasnt expecting to find so many others who hate Harry Potter just like me! It's not a /lit/ dogma to hate harry potter after all, I guess I have finally found my crowd of people! The cool people, who assess childrens books through the lens of avant garde art.

>Hey guys, dont you just hate modern architecture, I know I do!

https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocracyuk/exiting-vampire-castle/

How do we exit the vampire castle?

>>15650057
>because once you get deep into studying metaphysics, the debates and arguments between various schools and thinkers become fascinating and entertaining like an anime sword fight

>I have observed the colleges and universities of the Western world devour themselves in a myriad of fatal errors over the last two decades, and take little pleasure in seeing what I knew was inevitably coming manifest itself in an increasingly comprehensive manner. It is of course a self-destructive and unfortunate tendency of human reason, with all its limitations—as well as ego, with all its pretensions—to wish or otherwise agree to serve as Cassandra, and to derive a certain satisfaction in watching the ship whose demise was foretold breach its hull on rocks hidden from all other observers. The self-righteous pleasure of “I told you so,” is, however, of little comfort when the icy water wends its way around ankle, knee and thigh, threatening to swamp everything still retaining its incalculable and unlikely value, even if it simultaneously makes short shrift of the ignorance and willful blindness that is frequently part and parcel of the death of something once great.

>Hey guys, dont you just love the Greeks, I know I do.