/lit/ - Literature

I'm actually scrapping culture.vg and the orgyoftgewill.net forum hiring a company to make Insomnia 4.0, which will do a small amount of advertising. It will also have a tiered forum structure. In this case that means there will mean there will be a GOLD forum which will be moderated like any other forum, but I won't be giving the scary beatdowns to retards that even make the good posters uncomfortable to post. Then there will be a PLATINUM forum which is like a combination of the current culture.vg and orgyofthewill.net forums and will cover advanced topics and will only include the most well-respected members.

So anyway thanks you and happy New Years guys! I'd be remiss if I didn't use this post as an opportunity push my philosophy on you folks. The following passage from Orgy of the Will is pretty fitting.

One can see everywhere in the slave society habits and attitudes which betray what the slaves really think about themselves. Take the first day of the year. Why is it a "holiday", i.e. a day of doing nothing? Why is the first day of the year a day of "rest"? Precisely the time to make a strong start, where dynamism, optimism, etc. are called for, the slave stays at home and does nothing, BECAUSE HE HATES WHAT HE DOES. He can think of no higher gift to give himself on the first day of a new year, than to take a break from his reality. But if a rest day should be taken at all, it should clearly be the last day of the year. The first day should be a day FOR GETTING DOWN TO WORK, and indeed for working harder than any other day. With more zeal, more focus, more determination, etc. It's like making the first hour of the day an hour of — sleep. But you just woke up! And it's precisely on waking that our powers are at their apex, and consequently should not be squandered but fully utilized. The slave, however, never wakes up, and even in his sleep, in his eternal sleep, contributes to what happens all around him, as Heraclitus so insightfully relates to us. "Those who are asleep are fellow-workers in what goes on in the world."