/lit/ - Literature

>>6407801

>>6372209
Popular wasn't in any of the two posts. He asked for mainstream, and I recognized that the theory is pretty well known and taken in consideration but as a full fledged system, a stand alone structure and prediction of things to happen, it could never work just like any modernist plan was just smoke and mirrors. No one can predict and control how billions of humans will interact.
I don't see why you call yourself Foucault if you're against post-modernism. Maybe you're like the poster that tries to tie the pics I use to marxism, some kind of weird project that makes a lot of sense just to you and I'm the only dumbass that notices.

>>5738064
You have to take some time to let your head process stuff. People tend to occupy each second of their time with tv or music or human interaction, but being idle or doing menial tasks is vital for understanding information and generating ideas.

I like how the 80's comedy style mixes with Hisashi's pop advertizement deal. Still, I've been sort of abusing that manga for reaction faces.

>Dude
why so mean?

Since someone already posted it I'll guess I'll second the question.

>>5644952
I think it has more to do with how TV depicts relationships. I'm pretty sure that the first time I went on a date I assumed it had to be like the stuff I saw in tv and every time my parents proposed to have a talk about relationship stuff I felt absurdly uncomfortable (personal reasons notwithstanding)

>>5572990

>>5568561

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