/lit/ - Literature

>>22038257
>you will not be able to "support yourself" on this wage
ultimately you are poor because you waste all your money on dumb shit, probably csgo cases and weed, and you are lazy and take no responsibility for your situation which is why there's no hope for you to line up a job elsewhere or find something better, and you spend all your time browsing 4chan complaining about how you don't have enough money to move to someplace cheaper than 2k/mo rent (lol)

>>19989336
two problems with what you said,
>Wallace improves in translation.
and
>improves in translation

>>16372057
ITT "incel" somehow means that you are able to get laid, girls want to fuck you, but you refuse to. wow, fuck women, i'm an incel too!

>>16333818
>i've proven your point by proving my point? great, we're in agreement then: [restate what you just said to prompt him to say "you've proven my point", but in a more clear way that he obviously wouldn't agree with]
and then walk away because you will never end the argument with him thinking he's lost. or, alternatively, if it is possible to change his mind you would have to get very nasty with him, and this nasty sort of mind-changing only works on a very rare subset of people

>>16294331
>Also how do you know so much about eueopean universities
he doesn't. if i had to hazard a guess this was just a copypasta. even manchester is higher on world rankings than kcl/edinburgh/standrews, and even brown and dartmouth. people's perceptions of unis are skewed by the media and retarded domestic rankings like US News Weekly and UK League Tables and The Teaching Framework Excellence

>>15868346
>would even bother learning another language is to read literature in it
>why yes, I am learning Japanese

>>15864866
>Just like now.
What can be automated right now is being automated, for reasons that should be obvious, as opposed to the squandered capacity for it.

>We’re required to work.
not really
Automation makes poverty under capitalist conditions,
yes

>not freedom from work.
Cool word salad, take your meds. Almost every post of yours so far contains disjointed nonsequiturs.

>>15756153
>wizard knight
he couldnt have thought of a better title?

>>14939126
Well have you tried,
>reddit.com/r/destiny
Sounds like you'd fit right in there

>>14925428
I FELL IN LOVE WITH THE SEINE

>>14788399

>Alas

ITT zoomers that got annoyed after having to google their 10th word in a row

>>14362301
>book has cool cover
>it is best philosophy of decade

>>14363270
>That's a lie because I broke her hymen
hmm doubtful because i did

>I witnessed the blood on my cock
sounds like she was on her period

>and the torn bits of skin.
the fuck ??? that not only doesnt happen but that sounds just like the STD i gave her. enjoy anon

>>12356449
>could Coates read Yeats's "He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven" and pick up on how Yeats deliberately contrasts
w-what does coates have to do with anything?
>niggers cant understand poetry
nuclear take my dude

>>12327990

>>12295765
>pascal's wager
>infinite amount of possibilities
>christcucks think there's a big difference between betting on one of them and betting on none of them
also how is betting on none of them not a bet? what if there's a god that only rewards atheists? pascal's wager is for massive brainlets

>>12294411
yes they are. you can't literally touch two atoms together. and everything fundamentally is confined energy

get btfod eternally dumbass dont even reply because im not gonna read it

>>12290069
not that guy but
>that would be newton
well memed my friend

i payed for my first year of uni because i was in the 0x presale were zrx tokens were like .00016eth/zrx

>my moms face when i told her i gambled all my financial aid on disney dollars

crypto is a joke im glad im out FUCK nick LAND hes a dumb stupid RETARD probably bought HIGH and sold LOW dumb fucking dweeb now hes writing all this dumb shit to cope with it

>1.
>The reader is a friend, not an adversary, not a spectator.

>2.
>Fiction that isn’t an author’s personal adventure into the frightening or the unknown isn’t worth writing for anything but money.

>3.
>Never use the word then as a conjunction—we have and for this purpose. Substituting then is the lazy or tone-deaf writer’s non-solution to the problem of too many ands on the page.

>4.
>Write in third person unless a really distinctive first-person voice offers itself irresistibly.

>5.
>When information becomes free and universally accessible, voluminous research for a novel is devalued along with it.

>6.
>The most purely autobiographical fiction requires pure invention. Nobody ever wrote a more autobiographical story than The Metamorphosis.

>7.
>You see more sitting still than chasing after.

>8.
>It’s doubtful that anyone with an Internet connection at his workplace is writing good fiction.

>9.
>Interesting verbs are seldom very interesting.

>10.
>You have to love before you can be relentless.

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Well do you agree, /lit/?