/lit/ - Literature

>>13558055
It's not even going to be nihilism, you won't actually see any coherent philosophical view emphasized except meme culture (which includes pop culture - it's already in the middle of merging with meme culture), in which actually random things become popular for no reason, people meander through nonsense that others deem funny and they learn to condition themselves to find it funny or exciting as well. The trend of people going "i have all the knowledge in the world at the reach of my pocket, so why would I actually invest time in learning anything deeply if I won't get money from it? Just have fun bro". Reddit-tier herd mentality will continue increasing among the knowing ones - upper-middle class westerners who have access to internet - and if you are not aware of all the things that are "in" at the moment you will be deemed a bad person and ostracized.

Name one thing (1) that people with IQ above 120 contribute to society! Protip: you can't! They are merely a leech upon the working class, an arrogant vermin, polluting and corrupting the society and finance. Their '""high"""-art is nothing but a facade for an empty, labour-averse, lazy soul. Their science is but a transhumanist babylonian wet dream. Pol Pot had it right when he tried to get all intellectuals executed. You should want that too. I hate smart people, they all should be sent to the camps, given mercury and put to work! Reply if you agree.

>Tolkien's ideal society was an ethnically homogeneous agrarian communist utopia

>>12332279
>thinks you can fix things with small policy changes

Are there any books about the differences between rural areas and cities in history? Like why cities tend to be much more degenerate?

>>12317421