/lit/ - Literature

>muh AKHTUALLY man
Richard Dawkins is too autistic to understand that if a piece of /lit/ is expressing something that could be that easily communicated 1:1 as a bullet-point list of platitudes, then it would be an essay and not abstracted into a story. He's a good example expert worship and how expertise within one field doesn't automatically transfer over into every other possible field of expertise.

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I've been there. The only reason you have these feelings is because once you were tricked into thinking that the world was, is, or should be fair. The fact is that this concept is something that has never existed and is not possible in the first place. Fairness is imaginary. The world isn't wrong, you're wrong. You already know this, but eventually it'll stop hurting. Not because you grew callus or had your spirit broken. It'll be because the pain of losing the lie wore off. It is not a moral failure in accepting reality. You aren't a monster and the world is not evil. It just is what it is. Everything is fine, anon. It's a growing pain. In the meantime, remove cruelty from your life. Buy pasture-raised eggs and chicken (cage-free is a lie, it's just chickens literally crammed together in a steel warehouse). Consider hunting for as much of your meat as possible. You'll find a lot of peace stuff like in that. This world is truly beautiful and you're a beautiful piece of it. Don't waste anymore time hung up on your adolescence.