/lit/ - Literature

This thread is very fascinating, and some of the ideas ITT speak to me on thoughts that have troubled me for a long time, as well as echo ideas and conclusions I've come to organically over time. Maybe its all a coincidence, but something tells me that its worth investigating, even if its just interesting. I've taken note of this thread and I'm going to try to get my hands on the literature mentioned here.
One thing I have to say is an issue, a lot of you anons who are espousing this stuff don't seem to be doing good on the apologetics side, save OP and some of the initial posters. I'm not saying you ought to spoonfeed people, because that is dangerous and leads to degeneration of ideas, but perhaps think of ways your ideas can be expressed somewhat more plainly, and be open to answering questions.
Thanks for all the info, I'm definitely looking into this, although with some healthy skepticism.

>>12092432

Imagine for a moment if you will, just how wrong this anon is. Try to picture just how terrible her taste in film and television is. I would even entertain the theory that this anon's poor taste is so prolific, it spills out into her meaningless and unfulfilling life. A reality she can only escape through the adoption of extreme contrarian opinions in an effort to convince herself these opinions somehow make her more intersting. Deep down though, she knows they don't.
Deep down. She knows The Sopranos is based.

>>11792639
This always gets me, she just wanted to talk about books. She didn't seem like some attention whore roastie either, just a nice girl with a hobby looking to comment with likeminded people but instead she comes face to face with the autismo void. Jesus Christ