/lit/ - Literature

>decide to take Philosophy class called "Ethics & Good Living" with no prerequisites
>think I will get a course outlining the basic problems or foundations of ethics/meta-ethics in philosophy
>instead it's mostly self-help horseshit and letting retarded classmates bullshit about "materialism/consumerism/this generation/America Today, man"
KILL ME

So far, we have read some Epicurus, Tolstoy's "How Much Land does a Man Need," and some shit published int he 90s that was a popular best-selling book called "your money or your life."

Should I just drop this shit class? Looks like we do actually have some real philosophy by Kant and Bentham later in the semester, but I don't know much longer I can take this boring psuedo-intellectual bullshit. He even has a segment on Egosim, but we're reading Rand. Not even Stirner!

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