/lit/ - Literature

For robots who don't live w their parents: Is moving out supposed to make you feel like shit? It's been a year since I did, and my mental hasn't been worse: I'm always anxious and I'm having a lot of trouble sleeping routinely

I can't believe the normalfaggotry that's been infesting this board lately. You all do yourself a disservice by readily dismissing Peterson's work just on account of his shitty fucking life situation or whatever other meme you got force fed on here. I've been saying this on here for years but at some point down the line somebody will understand what he's really on about in Maps of Meaning and it'll be a great time, though mostly for me as I get the pleasure of going "I told you so". His period in the limelight rn is gonna be vastly overshadowed at that time, and you'll get what I've always been saying.

>>15814039
What about this contradicts what I've said so far? Jung has said he took a lot of inspiration from Nietzsche when fleshing out his analytical psychology, and was well aware that Freud based his theories of the unconscious structure (id ego etc) on Nietzsche.

>>15814058
I was making a general statement to outline the core thesis. Peterson construes religion in a way different to Jung at that, doesn't make a difference with regards to the idea I'm presenting. If you want to discuss detail I'm fine with that, but it's misplaced if you're trying to say that my analysis may be incorrect because what I've said thus far doesn't demonstrate in-depth knowledge.

>>15814199
Bit of a stretch to read this far into it all. What dogmatist hurt you?

>>15661774
Breadtube core to me consists of ppl like Contrapoints, Cuck Philosophy, Philosophy Tube. The entire point of breadtube is to act as a "gotcha" for the supposed alt-right. They're generally centered on the whole anti-fascist shtick and provide a generally libcom viewpoint and left-leaning explanations for concurrent societal issues. Some of it is interesting, but I could never bring myself to watch more than a few videos since the takes they present tend to repeat. If you've watched a fair bit I'm sure you could extrapolate the general arguments presented in one of PhilTube's vids just based on the title, philosophical specifics notwithstanding.