/lit/ - Literature

>>2691014
>europoors trying to lecture USA on freedom

Hold on, let me fetch /sp/

>>2202576
>Chinese people work hard and study hard
>They amass a huge portion of world $$
>Their youth dominate the University systems worldwide

Americans
>SLAVE LABORRRR THEY HAVE TO WORK
>IN AMURRRKA WE HAVE THE FREEDOM TO COMPLAIN AND WE WANT OUR 8 HOUR WORK DAYS DGOD DAMMIT
>I WANT TO BE ABLE TO GET HOME AND DRINK BEERS AND WATCH MARATHONS OF TBBT

Seriously, America?

>implying Nazis would win against the Vietcong

>>2105005
Sadly, Sunhawk, I have to agree...

>>2071974
>dat newfag feelan

On a less forlorn note, that cephalomancy stuff makes a lot more sense with that predestination subtext than it does here. Docked you to a 4/10, for quite a shoddy retrofit.

And damn did SA have some good content back in the day.

>>2068032
Not as of yet, although I might do at University with second or third year philosophy students (although I've known philosophy students to graduate with firsts on the back of some skimpy argument over a hodgepodge of rubbishy theologians like Thomas More, etc. etc.; even if that's not the case where I'm headed and it probably won't be, they tell Berkely philosophy students to avoid Heidegger like the plague).

Most people find continental philosophers more interesting and are taught them more often I guess. I have a school friend at my college who's doing Physics and philosophy double honours so I guess there, things might turn out a little different, but the majority are staunch humanities students in their make-up and aren't a little averse to the scientific bent of the analytical school. We had a banterous discussion of Wittgenstein at a Burger King once, but we weren't sober; people were looking impressed but maybe for the wrong reasons.

>>2054531
He met Haddad off of litclub tc but no-one else as far as I know.

I'll take that as a no ;_;