/lit/ - Literature

>>20489279
>cognitive-ball torture

>third person but brain reads it in first person

>author so catastrophically based that anything written about him requires a section to describe his racism

>>20249412
Coffee is the new opium of the proletariat because it dulls our senses to make alienating and boring wage labor somewhat bearable.
Anytime a friend of mine mentions having to drink a litre of coffee every morning to get through work I get hit by feelings of disgust and pity on how far the human race has fallen, and how we can allow ourselves to keep being undignified like this.

I have been filled with profound purpose and wish to change the world and elevate humanity to a higher place through my will.
What is the ONE book I need to study to aid my ambitions and/or educate me for my journey?

>>18468537
>OP never mentioned if he speaks like an ESL speaker either
>I bet he doesn't; he seems based

>Source: Herodotus

>Author cites Herodotus, the Holy Bible and The very hungry caterpillar

>Authors note
>Editor's note
>Foreword by literally who
>Introduction
>Preface to the original edition
>Preface to the second edition
>Preface to the third edition
>Special thanks

>>17811210
I guess my moral character is just that much superior to yours. There are 5 people that could be saved with a pull of a lever, and I'm not about to let that chance go.

>>16890705
True astrology goes beyond petty divination, it's observance of cosmic forces and their effects as they play out in context of this solar system, from planetary conditions to the lives of individuals

implied within astrology is quite literally the blueprint of creation, and even a fast-track to actualization, provided say you use your birth chart for more than ego masturbation

>>16704296
Lovecraft, underrated?