/lit/ - Literature

>>10989168
PS there's a link at the bottom of the twitter thread
Tell me if it's any good

Is compassion and empathy against human nature?

>>5000829
Even that, though, is partially fueled by luck/chance. You have chance to thank that you are not disabled/retarded/overwhelmed by some health condition or disease. You have chance to thank that you weren't born into a family that made bad grocery decisions, and whose children had to suffer for it. You have chance to thank that you live in a society where materials for exercising are readily available. I'm not trying to bust your bubble or steal your thunder, I'm just noting that I feel like MOST of the universe is chance/luck, and very little is actually "earned."

Even then, conceit is never just. Better to carry your privileges and your hard-earned rewards alike with humility, patience, readiness to share, and readiness to teach. It's one of those things that, if everyone did it, the world would be significantly less miserable.

>>5000811
Fantastic parody of dumb people, 10/10.

>tfw people other than you thought 'poor ants'

>Universal compassion is the only guarantee of morality

>>4566064
All great monuments
eventually crumble
Entropy's a bitch.

I honestly think it's some form of self harming