/lit/ - Literature

How do I change my mind about Philosophy? I'm honestly pretty set in explaining the world and things to myself after having read most of the canon, and everything else just seems like commentary I either disagree with entirely or feel like misses the point.
I want to continue to read and learn, but it's all so uninspiring; reading those books just looking for something, anything to change my mind. It's exciting and new information, but mostly just facts, the ever same same-old which is packaged in a different way and called 'new' for sake of keeping up these thoughts.

>inb4 nuances

I know of the nuances and the differences but they're all seem just factual to me and not principal or practical.

>>18077841
>You can't have a common interest in reading alone, it's like having a common interest in talkin or browsing the net. Most women read YA and other bullshit.
this is true, although if it were YA i could still hold a conversation about the plot as if i were talking to a girl about juicy gossip (he did this? why not just [...]?) which i think would be pretty amusing

>>17964451
Buffalosein buffalosein Buffalosein buffalosein buffalosein buffalosein Buffalosein buffalosein

What would he buy?

>>14404388
Yep you aren't a consumer at all. Keep telling yourself that dumbfuck

>instead of peterson threads now we get zizek vs peterson threads
im happy lit is good again