/lit/ - Literature

>>22435952
>have a dream
>everything is black except for some blurry white text that slowly comes into focus
>'Rev 2+2=4'
>wake up
>immediately look for it.
>"I know your deeds, your hard work and your perseverance. I know that you cannot tolerate wicked people, that you have tested those who claim to be apostles but are not, and have found them false. You have persevered and have endured hardships for my name, and have not grown weary."
>Okay so this is 2:2-3 what about-
>"Yet I hold this against you: You have forsaken the love you had at first." Revelations 2:4

I'm not gonna make it, am I?

>>21058633

Pandemonium of the Sun.

>>20446367
>source pic related

Mathematics is boorish arrogance from "humans" who believe that the 3lb lump of salt water in their skulls can interpret, let alone know, anything at all.
Here is your answer: it doesn't matter.
If that answer doesn't fulfil you then you are, as we say in Germany "a pecked chick".

>>20351425
He loved the works, but I remember reading (picrel) that he was saddened by the fact that there was no uniquely “British” folklore that wasn’t somehow ingested from a foreign culture.
>Beowulf: Germanic
>Arthur: Norman
I will never be able to find the quote where I discovered it, but it has stuck with me forever since.

Fondly remembering that the first thing Noah did after the flood was grow a vineyard so he could get absolutely hammered on wine, then fell asleep naked, which ultimately created the Canaanites.

Pinecone better release The Japanese Insurance Adjuster and Pandemonium of the Sun on the same days.

>>19993946
intelligence is processing power not data storage
unless you've got so much memorized that you know what to do without needing to calculate intelligence isn't memorization

>>19980503

>>19829336
>It doesn't really have any scientific backing, it's just his musings. You're not going to find many 'sources'

based, more writers should be like this

>>19356372
Here.

>>19320483
Rightoid "spiritual" writers don't need sources, breh.

"Internet culture" no longer exists.

>>19137752
>reading is already seen as a boring and inferior medium by the public and the nobel committee has essentially agreed with them

His claim to fame on here might be the fact he's the guy who put "This was revealed to me in a dream" as a footnote.

In A Promised Land, Obama routinely speaks on the value of not buying into the black vs. white dichotomy (both figuratively and in the racial sense) and even talks about rejecting the view of some of his colleagues in his college days that white people are "irredeemably racist." Yet in his memoir the decision is made (whether by Obama himself or as an editor's decision, I do not know) to capitalize the letter "B" in "black" and not the "W" in "white" which some publications have elected to do in the name of woke-ness, if you will, in the midst of the aftermath of the George Floyd event. This seems to be inherently against the tone he wishes to set and wished to send during his early political career and time in the Oval Office.

I am disappointed by this decision. But I also have to remind myself that, given his position, he probably has no choice but to speak a certain language. I'm also slightly embarrassed that this annoys me as much as it does, but perhaps that's the point.

>>16391996
Once I saw a little bit of light filtering at the bottom of a door, and I experienced a completely made up involuntary memory, that I was sitting on the floor with a female childhood friend of mine, and we were playing on the PS1. I never had female friends, and never had a PS1 either, I only played it at a relative's house. But it felt so vivid, like I was remembering something that had happened.

Wait until your brain starts making up comfy memories.