/lit/ - Literature

>>15883138
That was me. Sure thing though, flattered you asked for it; wasn't going to repost my own comments.

">Not as something serious, more like reading the manifesto of someone before they go out to kill a bunch of people.
I wrote a linguistic analysis of mass murderer manifestos for my degree; approached it from a variety of different angles. The only pattern I could identify was that killers decreased in readability index scores (i.e., more syllables per word) when they talked about committing an attack, or the intended targets of their attack.

Not suggesting you count the syllables like I did for a 500 page book, but if you notice he's talking about a specific group of people and becomes rather passionate...

Pic related." Re-uploaded the image for you too.

>>15882376
>Not as something serious, more like reading the manifesto of someone before they go out to kill a bunch of people.
I wrote a linguistic analysis of mass murderer manifestos for my degree; approached it from a variety of different angles. The only pattern I could identify was that killers decreased in readability index scores (i.e., more syllables per word) when they talked about committing an attack, or the intended targets of their attack.

Not suggesting you count the syllables like I did for a 500 page book, but if you notice he's talking about a specific group of people and becomes rather passionate...

Pic related.

>>15728453
>>15728514
His writing pattern doesn't match a schizophrenic's either. His only major cognitive spike is when he talks about carrying out an attack. Schizophrenia tends to show a much more erratic pattern than this.