/lit/ - Literature

>>22723445
>one five thousandth as many notable geniuses or semi-geniuses
We're still here. It's just that no one cares. Want to be acknowledged as a genius and receive your fifteen seconds of applause? Go into STEM and make sure to create a practical invention.
As for me, I'll keep trying make ends meet, and not kill myself too, while I'm at it.

>>22402527
>your kids?

>>21791255
I've got a radical theory anon. The reason why isekai comes so easily to both readers and writers is because it is one way of circumventing the end of history. Whether a story is set in our world or a fantasy world, it is still subject to the conventions instilled in us by modern society.
Not in an isekai. There, the modern conventions are introduced in their pure form, only to be completely abandoned and replaced by something different - history begins anew, and the actions of individual men and women are suddenly invested with new meaning, contributing to the development of the world.
At least, this is my latest cope.

>>17753555
>>17755189
I am sorry anon. Here's a (You).
>>17755202
You wound me anon. Did I not do a good job critiquing your Stirner memes? I am very opinionated on Stirner, yet I went out of my way to argue with you just to show you the validity of an alternate perspective. There is a wealth of beauty and meaning in good, comfy, traditional schools of thought like Neoplatonis.