/lit/ - Literature

That is, as a writer. I have the sense that no one around me reads anymore so i don't know what to think. Sorry if this thread is repetitive but first time here. Thank you, kind frens.

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>>14785356
If that was supposed to be sarcasm, i'd like you to explain to me why you believe i'm mistaken. I haven't watched cuck philosophy beyond brief clips to familiarize myself with the guy, but to a layman, if this is a position it holds, then it seems to be a decent one.
Also don't worry you sectarian faggot, i'm a right-libertarian, so somewhat of a conservatard.

E-readers are patently superior to traditional paper books, however; for note taking, pen and paper is the only way to go. It trains the hands, the eyes, the coordinating faculty, and allows you develop a fluid and potentially efficient idiosyncratic methodology for taking notes and representing thoughts and patterns of thoughts.

Are you currently struggling with an existentially burdensome question? Ask here, and perhaps one of the many educated and well read anon's will answer with lurid concision.

>What is the definition of consciousness, in contrast to the definition of unconsciousness?

>>11512871
He's deeply resented by the average 4channer for, more or less, a singular reason; he provides them with simple solutions, derived from genuine expertise in the field of literature and philosophical theory, to simple problems. Clean your room, set your house in order, consider your own capacity for evil, consider that you are fallible, etc.

Being informed, demonstrably, that while your problems are not solely your doing, they are solely your responsibility, is a painful thing to come to terms with for people who've spent their lives shirking responsibility off onto "other" groups such as extremist leftists and Jews and conservatives.

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Meanie

>>11372319

I like this idea

>>10500527
But he loved the superior pet.

Which writers did you dislike upon the first read but grew to enjoy over time?

>book uses fictional languages with a glossary at the end