/lit/ - Literature

>>11242727
A human term for an abstract thing or state which is always described in parts as though any section were a whole of some thing or state, consciousness, making common between the speakers this thing or state.
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>tfw y'all got some consciousness that aint mine, though mine isn't much different I'd agree, is just a bit murky around the edges, like I haven't got the words, mines just a bit battier, bat-shit crazier you'd say and I'd just say unique ... which in effect rules out the similarity of the thing in itself being common enough that we could safely use a word for all that obscurity ... though, yes, I know, referring to a thing or state or whatever is necessary along the way to talk about what it is that we're talking about, I'm just saying that consciousness aint no thing which there is pure relation too, no equals dropping from my aural friends, and I's not got a reading on their pulse of humour either, so be it as it may, or becoming what it wills, a thousand joys or a whole lot of ills, I is an utter of which we drink to celebrate domestication of beasts, a part of the animal, a part of the stock, apart of the herd, grazing in between milkings, not a calf on site except /lit/tles and Them, a reassurance that the world is in deed conspiring against you and with you because the world thing or state likes a good song or two to keep the day moving like a stream.

>>11165124
Nope. The other guy's an idiot.

>>11142367
Thanks. That is the sentiment I wanted. I guess I will just have to read BM next like I said. Cheers!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o28dyt7w3As

Should I just keep reading /lit?

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>>11132669
>presenting information in an imprecise and recondite manner
My god! Come quick! Everyone, everyone! This man can see into another's mind and discern intent.
>often designed to forestall further inquiry and understanding
Yes, yes, that is mostly it. Now what else? What else is the purpose or is it just that the individual is in contradiction which he is trying to develop a way out through abstract terminology, almost as though he were a primate stuck in a cave painting pictures. He wants so dearly to be understood, but isn't it just him talking over himself, should I interject? And in where and to what, his ideas are all over the place! Should I just latch onto on idea that I know to be false and reason with him to understand my view?
>deliberate
mindreaders are worth a lot of money. maybe you help the world through your superpower.

>>11110854
>>11110854
More like playing mariokart with an AI kart that you're strapped to and have bad feelings about. Like watch out for the lava, get that feather before it's too late.