/lit/ - Literature

>>10441617
I don't see how anyone can read his work and honestly disagree with him. I find myself reading, looking for flaws, and the instant I've become aware that I've come up with a counter-argument, he addresses it within the next sentence. I read both works within two days because his writing is so clear, logical, and flowing. It scares me how right he was.

To be free is to be a god. To be a god is to be free. The greatest goal of a human is also impossible. Freedom is a dangerous term because it reveals our limitations that can never be removed. A true utopia, then, is one which removes all concepts of freedom and choice, so that we may never realize that we can change our situation. Happiness will be achieved when we have no desire to change, due to our ignorance of how to change. This is why Adam and Eve had the perfect setting. What is the purpose of freedom if you are not truly free? What is the purpose of knowledge if you are not truly enlightened?

Imagine a life in which death is the only "failure". No complex lives, no artificial goals, no stress. Just survival. That is Heaven, but we are living in Hell.

>>9941257
The most thought-provoking and entertaining thing I've ever read. His writings will become increasingly relevant as our society becomes more and more organized. He is a revolutionary genius.