/lit/ - Literature

'tis the trajectory of homo sapiens ever since it overspecialized in producing semantically rich sounds with its mouth to coordinate other sapiens in his group, everything is downstream, the priestly weaponization of dia-logos being the cutting edge form of it as far as recent human history is concerned, it's warfare conducted on that plane which after all is the most human of them all, the psyche
to combat it you would need to master the art, that's the dilemma, you can't throw spears or even missiles at it, and the more you try to get out the more you need to dig I'm afraid
perhaps an extremely contagious virus making everyone on earth a mute for a few generations would do the trick, at least for a while

>>22189296
uhm akshually that's dīcere and discēdere

>>21865182
I started learning Greek around when I was 28, couple and half years later and I'm reading Homer and Thucydides, you can do it fren.
I knew Latin already though, which I started learning around 24-25