/lit/ - Literature

>modern tech and media company shoehorns in token minorities wherever possible to appeal to young people, ruining a project they clearly didn't care enough about to make good in the first place
>everyone is upset despite expecting it to happen, and people are behaving as if this somehow retroactively ruins everything that came before it
>in other news, water is still wet

Wow, something made for a demographic I don't belong to doesn't appeal to me, this has never happened before. I mean, a television show in this day and age is lazy and pandering?

Absolutely, but I'm one of those faggots that has never been happy so I've convinced myself that things like 'truth' and shit are worthy substitutes. The first rule of philosophy is to know thy self. So far, the process of getting to know myself has been incredible, I and myself get along a lot better now, and my life has improved dramatically.

I've learned how to make things happen. I've learned how to deal with other people. I've learned how to handle difficult truths and pleasant lies. I've learned how to relax, be confident, and stay positive. I've learned how to discover meaning. Most importantly, I've learned how to learn, and the process is nearly effortless. When I go to long without improving my understanding, I almost get withdrawal anxiety. I can now appreciate difficulty, and as such enjoy the world around me significantly more.

I know this is probably embarrassing as shit to read, but I feel like I'm on the path to the western equivalent of Zen, a kind you can reach without wearing bedsheets or being nice to people. I can't help but be enthusiastic, I just hope one day I can learn to capture this lightning in a bottle to share with you guys.