/lit/ - Literature

>tfw everybody that I meet is exactly like me
Books for this feeling?

Guys I wanna say sorry about a post I made here a while back. Basically it was a thread about speed reading and this guy with a 3d chad face photo argued that speed readers are dumb because they use subvocalization.
See, I thought Subvocalization meant NOT using an inner voice and instead just reading abstractly. I responded to him saying that subvocalization should always be done, thinking that reading abstractly without inner voice is better. But I was wrong, subvocalization means TO VOCALIZE in your head. I was all messed up. Sorry guys.

>>13569068
Are you saying that anything experienced has basis in reality? Would it be safe to say that anything experienced or thought is created in the mind of the experience, creating it in reality? I can dig that.
>>13569075
Yes, morality is an extension of logic. That's why it's best to help others. It's the logical choice, for self-preservation and self-advancement.

How the fuck am I supposed to adjust to this reality? Why not some kind of introduction or explanation before throwing us all into this mess? This don't make sense. I don't even know if what I'm doing is good or bad. I don't even know if there IS a good or bad. Am I just supposed to do what feels right? Trust my own flawed perception? I you have any books for this, I wanna know.

Is philosophy similar to science in that science seeks to know the absolute truth, or does philosophy (or certain schools of it) reject such a notion?