/lit/ - Literature

Now I'm spooked by the unknown values of things.
>tfw

Today I realized I was a stoic. I don't like it, but it happens. Books to help me laugh this out, or cry about it, or shout out loud in anger --- anything.

>20 years of studying spooks
>It's demons and angels
>tfw

>>10194610
I haven't read him but I still know what empiricism isn't

yes, that's all there is to copyyurighting--you email something yo yourself and it's 'yours''
one time I emailed myself the whole world. it's all mine. all mine.

>>9781543
Nihilists can be ignored if they are taken seriously. It's actually the preferred method that people have for the problem.
Now, the only reason nihilists are taken care of is compassion. There are those who do not want you to be a nihilist, and they act on it. It's not the act that is the message, it's the compassion. Depressed people, especially those who thought their way into the pit, tend to miss that - or the importance of it. What you do to that compassion, does it matter?
Pascal's wager fits here as well.

>>9631967
>tfw New England
Gonna be stopping at Dunks later today on my way into Boston

>>9620083
>tfw you grasp the significance of propriety and propriation

>>9422204
Max Memer

Can we share any tips for unplugging in the afternoons? I'm having difficulty focusing in the afternoons these days.

I used to work laying bricks for about 8 months after university until I got a job relevant to my studies, now I'm just at a computer all day. When I was only using my body reading for the afternoon and night was very theraputic but now my head's fried when I get home, I can hardly read for 10 minutes without getting distracted, the nature of my job requires a fuck tonne of multi-tasking so that might have something to do with it.

The solution is obviously just to read and power through it but is there anything that helps you guys "unplug" at the end of a day?