/lit/ - Literature

>Dad is hardcore into UFOs
>Reads tons of books on the subject
>I try to reason him on most of it by researching the cases
>Some are really fucking compelling
I don't know anymore, guys. It makes no fucking sense for ultra-advanced civilizations to cross the galaxy just to play tag with fighter jets and anal probe farmers, but still...

>Read Nietzsche
>Reinforce my long term belief that sympathetic people really are just some weak ass niggas corrupting people
>Can no longer see sympathetic people as good human beings unless I have some certainty they don't lack the virtue of courage and love for the value of suffering

What now? I was already pretty insensitive towards weak people but I got completely shunned all the fucking time for lacking empathy and being too mean. I don't hate the people I'm mean to, I just don't see the value in trying to prolong their state of mediocrity.

Bear in mind I've only read ethical philosophers so far (Aristotle, Epictetus, Spinoza and now Nietzsche), perhaps something else will change my perspective but now I have a deep fucking desire to stand my beliefs in no sympathy for weak people and obliterate anyone I see who thinks otherwise

Any good, non-boomer books about the consequences of excessive internet use and the pervasiveness of digital media?

I need ideas for a comparitive essay between Dr. Faustus by Marlowe and The Tempest by Skakespeare. I'm thinking talking about power and shit but what about it? Help pls bros

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