/lit/ - Literature

Alright then lads, I'm sold. I've been missing out all along, and I'm ready to embrace the superior.

One problem though, I rarely carry my laptop outside, but I do most of my note-taking for ideas and thoughts on the go, and often spend the most time forming and deliberating on them on the move as well. Any ZK software solutions for phones (Android)? Preferably something cross-platform with Windows, and with sync capabilities (Wired or wireless)? And more preferably something with importing capabilities.

Also, what and why exactly is the difference in use case between ZK and PW? I'm planning on switching over to ZK for personal ideas and thoughts that I currently keep in basic folders and subfolders (Mostly creative ideas and thoughts, some business ideas/plans, and general life shit), but I really am curious as to how far I can push it.
I want start to making a habit of self-reflection, identifying goals and quantifying plans, as well as journaling, and I'm thinking it might be really interesting to note them down in my ZK as well. Maybe even integrating project notes and plans/to-dos in my ZK. Pretty much my whole life, but I don't know how any of that would play out really as I don't have a deep enough understanding or experience. What do you think? Will I be doing myself a disfavour?

>>14522689
Based and redpilled

He also realizes the metaphysical implications of the universe through his use of DMT. That’s why he appears god-like to other men.

Nietzsche was not, by any means, capable of thinking outside of materialism. He did not grasp metaphysics, and this is evident by his vague attempts at trying to refute it. If he did understand it, he could of formulated a solid argument as to why it was wrong instead of rehashing things he heard from previous philosophers. Garbage.

>>13293080
>>13293088
If you were to take away everything perceivable and leave only the mind, conscious would still persist.

>>12982599

>start with sci fi

>Yeah, I only read four authors
>Joyce, DFW, Pynchon, and Peterson

>>10973842
>It doesn't matter

>be me, drop out of highschool
>have iq of 164
>spend my days plotting my life
>come up with brilliant idea to get attention of cia
>start buying bunch of esoteric books and texts
>start donating them to good wills and value villages
>start designing my t shirts with old symbolism
>start donating these as well
>mfw brain washing peasants is simple as this

>>10742013
Being in a relationship doesn't imply sex.

>>10664693
>mfw god is more than totallity

>tfw /lit/ is the bastion of Ubermen

Any one else fit the bill?

>>10610962
>>10610971
>mfw dimwitted plebians can't recite Anti Oedipus on queue

>tfw the primary way I engage with literature is by listening to audiobooks while playing video games

>>10525115
>the most simple lame-mans answer being that there is no god but if you read Neichze you know this is not the case
hmm

>>10399359
>tfw /scilit/

>>10380520
>tfw the Unabomber will respond to your letters if he finds you worthy
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/2696533-Ted-Kaczynski-Math-Tutor.html

>mfw this thread
What do I start?
The free will meme is easily one of the most brainlet thing I've ever known.
"Free will" was an excuse made up by the ancient ***philosophers*** who had absolutely no understanding of the biological nature of human brains and evolution.

Just like brainlet memers in this thread, they thought that the human mind was a magic box and that there's some random supernatural attributes to your decision making. "It's all your fault if you have evil thoughts." But that is just utterly wrong.
Through the process of evolution, the evil qualities of Mankind, be it selfishness, hatred, jealousy or violence, were all invented by ourselves for the sake of survival. It's all hard-wared to our brains, just like the impulses to kill or to revenge. It's not a matter of your choice, for it is simply bound to your instincts. And it is ugly.
If God is loving, then all humans should be loving and be biologically incapable of hatred, because the existence of hatred itself is evil. But instead, even though we may have some degree of self-control, the fact is still there - that we can't take out the root of evil inside of us, that which was once so favored by natural selection.

So what's the reason, then, for God to create a world where evil is bound to exist in all hearts of men, but not himself?

>>10158816
>Not everything deserves an argument.
>I'll just make a series of pointless angry posts instead to display my ineptness.
Stellar lad.

I write notes on printer paper and stuff them into a plastic folder

>>9548918
>he has to "read"
>he can't just pick up a book, and then immediately understand its themes and the aesthetic beauty of the prose merely by the texture and weight of the book and the smell of the pages

>>9219266
I see you've upgraded this image.

>>9175249
>to smart too not be able to deconstruct everything I see