/lit/ - Literature

>>20646016
I think they are implying there is some kind of pro-natalist sex having esoteric secret in Mein Kampf

>>19664406
we will get there.

>>17867032
A more productive question would be how much would average American IQ rise if they read Mein Kampf instead of The Great Gatsby in school?

reminder: Average Japanese IQ is 107 - 114.

>>10531638
>reads as a hobby
>therefore not a literary academic
>stays in mainstream literary circles for the best and most worthwhile reading experience
>"Wew lad, you're that pathetic?"
You are aware not everyone cares about esoteric shit, for the pure sake of "trying something new", especially given both a) how long it takes to read a book, and b) how short a human's life is, if you plan on living it at all outside of one's study.

They're called classics for a reason, and that's because they've been decreed diamonds in the rough. Not everyone cares about or has the time for rhinestones. Maybe you'll do us all a favour and waste your life reading through hundreds of first-time author's novels to ascertain which if any at all are of preservable value, but the person who owns these books is guaranteed to have never wasted their time at all, and they're infinitely better off because of that.