/lit/ - Literature

>>15510595
from my experience, top-tier personnel will stop by when their is some politically relevant reason to do so. it's odd to think that you think that the top doesnt know about 4chan, doesnt take aspects of it seriously, isnt curious about it to some degree, etc. it's all over CNN every month or so, for christ sake. its become a known feature of campaign craft, e.g. something that needs to be accounted for.
other than that, a lot of governmental staffers i know who are 25-40 dont just lurk but actively post on /pol and /b for a host of reasons. just people doing people shit, bro.

>>15510636
that was a good era. i take it you were around then?

>>15510646
i'm not sure what you're saying by this. that this is a delusion? that money sublimates shit effort into "caring deeply" or something like that?

>>15510705
>unification of all the realms of human study
yeah id like to hear more. what inspired this? are you a student?

>>15510717
it's cause they probably have small wieners, i bet.

>>15510660
yes, for the last couple of years. recruit almost exclusively from my own alma maters (alumni repatriated to boston) and harvard/MIT at this point. works pretty well, been very happy with it overall.

Hey guys, I'm looking for books talking about prostitution, mostly historical books, not fiction. Do you have any recommandations ?

>>13737829
relax, you can not enhance your family's IQ or knowledge or fix their hobbies. People choices their destiny. Do whatever you want, but don't dictate anything to people.