/lit/ - Literature

>>17788972
fuckin end me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQYEHeXVb4U

>>17727623

>>17669870
Human nature cannot be cured by the efforts of education, it seems. Our culture is only a thin layer of varnish that immediately peels away in times of great stress to reveal something deeper, sinister and without our control. The conservative idea of elevating the heart of man through culture has failed. As a result, intellectuals have moved away from "the positive force of culture" and turned to the negative forces of social and economic order: man becomes a predator and murderer only because he is exploited socially and economically. So they tried to change the material circumstances of life. With surprise, it was then discovered that corruption is deeply ingrained in man's heart: wherever there is the possibility of gaining an advantage - and this possibility always exists where two people live together - there is exploitation and deception. So no, there is no way out. Mankind has been trained by nature to survive in any climate, in any environment: hiding, deceiving, hoarding, hunting, killing, organizing, thinking, inventing.

The only hope I have: transhumanism. For man to be good, you have to drive a blade into his brain. That's garbage, of course.

>>17658269

It can be a relief for the dying soul to imagine that his body can be eradicated, but not his deeds, which lie in the past and secretly affect the future - this can be a relief for the dying soul.

I ease myself by moving back from this world one step further, thinking: In time, my omissions, too, will die.