/lit/ - Literature

>>8108983

>Still no huge /lit/ banner on that picture.

Disregarded immediately!

>>7988954

Congrats you proved what exactly? I'm not sure what you were implying with:

>responsibility
>good/bad

Plus the whole spook thing I don't get.

I very occasionally browse the chans and spend my time in more than 1 board when I do. Sorry I don't pick up on every meme that runs through. Do you think I'll flunk 4chan 101 class?

>>7933047

THAAAAAT'S IRONYYYYYYYYY!

This board is the worst for psuedo-intellectuals. Your thread proves that.

>>7850699

>Yeah, maybe I should just go back to thinking if I travel the world I am going to become a better person and thus by becoming a better person I am helping society.

By meeting new people with different views on life this will happen. You will actually become a well-rounded person who had seen the problems of the world with their own eyes not through the lens of a camera.

>There is literally no point in traveling than pure self-gratification.

What about to see new places? Try new foods? See different cultures? Meet new people? Experience different environments? Why are you so close-minded?

>If books are merely just that most of the time, at least books are cheap and you aren't begging for time off work or worse yet, begging for money on kickstarter, to go travel to some shitty location.

You work in a job that you don't get holiday pay? What 3rd world country do you live in?

>The romantic visualization of "traveling the world" is for young naive women fresh out of college and out of a job.

I'm a 30 year old man who has been working his whole adult life and most of his teenage years. I love traveling.

>Maybe then you will see where I am coming from.

You just sound jaded

>The world isn't an Indiana Jones adventure, it's full of real fucking danger and poverty.

Why don't you get mummy to wrap you up in your security blanket and never leave your room. I bet you're a NEET.