/lit/ - Literature

>>19645562
I particularly like Le gusique, OP

>>18512990
It only brings gusic

>>16386660
it died because jazz is too wide

>>15430877
Three body problem.

if you mean wuxia/ xanxia then no, it's retelling of kung fu fantasy and has the same heroes journey problem that all western fantasy has.

although my favorites of all time are reverend insanity and warlock of the magus world.

>>15430870
Pretty much.

ISTJ-A
People say that this is the NPC/wageslave personality type...

>>13341635
>My community college teacher said it was a fallacy, so it must be.

They also say the slippery slope is a fallacy - yet that is exactly how anything gets done politically: a little at the time. "Logical Fallacies" are tools to hamstring you in a debate

wuxia bros ww@?

Why are forgotten yet also favored sons of a widowed lord who master forbidden and ancient cultivation methods the master race protagonists?

>>12656605
shut up

>>12648700
>you shouldn't obey the speed limit because a lot of people ignore it.

Why do I want to read primary philosophy sources when being recondite and esoteric, to keep the rabble out, is practically a known tradition of philosophy going back centuries?

>>12640021
Are you kidding? Solipsism is even more unfalsifiable than the existence of God.

>>12357888
Imagine having this bitch on top of you while you squeeze those milkers

>Character kills a pawnbroker

Consume adverts from every era. See how they pry into your soul and seek to alchemize the black goo inside to solid gold. Track the intention behind every tagline/motto/design you can drool over. Once you can look a women straight in the eye and comment on her bad breath while simultaneously (and without judgment) providing her a mint, you will have been sufficiently prepared.

>>11983058
This guy explains it pretty clearly
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7CE981D3D1DE2568

But he also talks to dead philosophers through a medium so...

stop pissing on them

I've always been a positive-minded, glass half full type of person. What are some authors/works that will leave me inexorably disillusioned and blackpilled?

Throw them at me, I like a challenge

Bollards

It’s overposted here, but
>stoner
I have never felt more rage for a fictional character then I felt for Edith. The parts where she tried to separate William from his daughter made me autistically mad. It must have trigger some parental part of my brain. I’m sure fathers who read the book proabably get madder than I did.

>>11919620
>just look at the back of the book

>>11892128
>I'm more interested in the intellectual side of philosophy.
shiggy

>>11826624
Based retarded ”””enlightened””” moralist

>>11818255
>pathetic