/lit/ - Literature

>>22014804
>philosophy is reduced to logic and epistemology be... because it is, ok?
>also most likely doesn't understand the difference betwen epistemology, gnoseology and philosophy of science
kys, american pig.

>>21861566
he learned how to after Euthyphro

>>21582122
DESTROY AND FORGET THE ---MENTALLY OR PHYSICALLY--- ILLCONSTRUCTED.

>>19021514
>I want to get into /cyber/ philosophy,
You don't need to read Marx to get into "cyber" theory. Oh, I see... you want to get into the twitter illiterate shithole of weird "theory".

>I had to debate a lot of faggots
You are a liar... people at universities think about "debates" as plays for charlatans

>I have thus come to a conclusion that Marx attempts to describe the world as it SHOULD be rather than how it COULD be
KEK. Marx uses materialist "analysis", which means that he goes backwards to the genealogy of capitalist problematics... Well, is not at all a lie that he also goes full retard (idealistic and utopian) from time to time.

>the moment I started lecturing them about how Game Theory or whatever else that has proven their claims to be false.
Its obvious that you are a child and ngmi.

>>18839651
>How come Land is not discussed here?
1. it makes communists seethe
2. it confuses right wingers because they cant read.

So, single-handely, Land segregated 90% of lit population.

Do I really have to read the author's biography before reading his book? Then read hundreds of chapter analyses from SparkNotes and cliffnotes?

>>18771110
I lucid dream often, but it's not something I can consciously trigger, just accidental. I haven't experienced that Matrix-y shit where I'm able to just manipulate reality in the dream and do whatever, rather, when I'm lucid dreaming, there are certain key aspects:

1. I know that I'm dreaming. This is the most important aspect, I'm fully aware that it's just a dream.
2. It doesn't have the delirium and bizarreness of a normal dream. My lucid are very much life-like scenarios and there's really nothing weird about them, it's really like living a slice of a second life.
3. I'm also aware of things outside the dream. Mainly sounds. If say I'm lucid dreaming, and there are construction noises outside of wherever I'm sleeping, I'll hear those noises, and I'll also be aware that they're not part of the dream.

And again, I'm not going out of my way to experience them, they just really happen on their own. For reference, I don't drink, I don't smoke, I don't take drugs, I don't drink caffeine, and I always try to get 7-8 hours of sleep. I have a healthy diet, I make it a point to not eat anything at least for 2 hours before bed, and I stay well-hydrated throughout the day.

It's really nothing notable desu, just an occasional neat experience. Very much overblown.