/lit/ - Literature

How can I be a talentless pseudo-intellectual like my friends on /lit/? Should I start by telling everyone I reading Greek poetry?

>Why yes, of course drinking at 13 is normal for a tough street kid (who has worked his way up into academia however by virtue of his razor-sharp intellect) like me

>>9588949
>I would only want to speak linguistics were I there, and have him give me fascinating insights into the syntax of poetry, or tell me about languages which have few speakers and titillating grammar, or walk me through the process by which he had his phonological revelations - including all the blissful cerebral ecstasies, or to regale me with tales of his disputes between he and his first wave of influential students (Lakoff, Ross, etc.,...) and their times at MIT.

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>>9390337
>>9389327


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb8cErokGFs

^ Reminder that this is what lolberts actually believe

>>9389156

Forget it. Capitalism is unredeemable. And no, capitalism is not muh voluntary exchange. Read David Graeber's Debt. And Kevin Carson's "The Iron Fist behind the Invisible Hand"

A short and nice introduction to anti-capitalist, pro-market anarchism is Markets Not Capitalism.

>>8984809
>garlic-stinking wine-swilling dago imitators

>>8764484
This is pretty embarrassing

>>8696730
"For example heheh i saw a funny meme the other day..."

>>8686702
Hark, my fellow mature gentleman! A belief in God is truly for the simple-minded child. Care to partake in some fine anime and share a glass of Franzia wine?

>spends 10 years browsing Reddit and 2 months studying engineering at university
>considers himself qualified to talk about topological models relating to solid state physics at low temperatures, all aspects of history, philosophy, culture, politics, economics, the "irrationality" of common people, and the uselessness of the humanities; considers himself to have a monopoly on rigour and critical thinking

>Hamlet? Loved it.

im a positivist btw

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>>8110599
>classical liberal

>I only read on my computer. Books are an obsolete triviality you stupid Christians.

>>7010273
dibs bedora

>>6659749

Have all of these liberated women been putting you in the friend-zone?

>>6584283
>I believe in magick

>English is a difficult language