/lit/ - Literature

>>20738220
>I'm not antisemitic but

>>19708189

Books are not capable of disagreeing with my worldview

>talent-undevoidedness

>>18910133
>mfw reading Genesis 38

>>18684307
>>18684313
>inspiration from a frog post
lmao

>>18549826

>>18452661
I guess that's why I'm a sanguine boob-man.

>>18431179
Then smack her ass. It was the 70s. No one would arrest you.

>>18369567
>The same people who like this hack are the same people who like modern art.
Yes.

Imagine an endless breath of a forest, each tree adorned with a multitude of branches, on each a nigger hanging dead.

>>17846597
If you know, you know.

>>17831295
If you know, you know.

>>17582743
Why don't we take a brief moment to toast to our erudition, anon? Prosit. As the proverb goes:
>Alkohol, Alkohol! Du bist mein Feind: das weiß ich wohl. Doch in der Bibel steht geschrieben, man sollte seine Feinde lieben.

>>17498328
We can't expect god to do all the work, reporting as we speak

>>17352018
Sorry, I'm smarter than secondary literature writers, I always know more than their takes and only very occasionally receive something originally fruitful on their part that was seemingly an accidentae. Most secondary is only good when you cannot familiarise yourself with the object directly.

However if I were to dedicate time to writing secondary I have complete and utter confidence that I would transform any of the respective fields, and make my morally jousting views common to all the public in its obviousness. I would lead to a dear national and globally Western reform, even in the East, with the cultural absorption by people like the Japs, but I am too proud to write secondary unless it is of the highest value, and/or secondary to my personal and effect itself.

This is not a joke, I have built out the architectonics casually in my head of how I would go about writing and organising such information in essays and books, but I have no desire presently to set it out by that accidentae, as stated.

>>17228845
Finally! A post who is of my own heart, it's as if I could have written it myself.

You see, both your experience and your reaction to it by making this post (albeit for praise) I have done exactly before, even your wording is the incarnate whisper of an intuition, which with an intelligence, you do not bother to manually raise yet speak better than most. Though I advise you, in the long run those intuitions alone will have led to nothing but knowledge gatherance, to put to your use of course, but you will have nothing practical to show for it, no artwork, no book, no body of well-working and achievement. Start when you can in your practical interests, you cannot intuit a whole subject.

We are the same type of human being, to put it so crudely, and whenever one of ourselves meets another on this site, one recognises the similarity in the other.

>>17033048
>https://vocaroo.com/1gtHWMj2yIvh
fucking based

All the events of the bible happened.

>>16939471

>>16928679
The Bell Jar, I have to agree with. I didn't even think of that.
Based answer, good sir!

>>16742318
if i wanted gay sex it's go to /a/

>>16707519
This is a major justification J.S. Mill makes for free speech in On Liberty. People don't truly believe in an idea when they're just told the reasons why they're good. They have to defend it against alternatives to truly see why it's the idea worth the most merit for them to believe in the idea as a living doctrine, not something merely apathetically held onto as a societal prejudice.
Let us give a cheers to our socialist "comrades." We couldn't make up these kind of arguments if we even tried. It's a useful exercise for the burgeoning capitalists of the world.

"Each generation was a rehearsal of the one before, so that that family gradually formed the repetitive pattern of a Greek fret, interrupted only once in two centuries by a nine-year-old boy who had taken a look at his prospects, tied a string round his neck with a brick to the other end, and jumped from a footbridge into two feet of water. Courage aside, he had that family’s tenacity of purpose, and drowned, a break in the pattern quickly obliterated by the calcimine of silence".
Gaddis