/lit/ - Literature

>Although none of their books have survived, there were a lot of great Greek female philosophers that loved ( philo– ) the wisdom ( -sophia). There are clear references to their existence and the influence they had on the works of some of the most famous Greek philosophers like Plato, Pythagoras or Socrates.
>Philosophers in Ancient Greece were the first to attempt to rationalize their perception of nature and the world. Until then, the human kind used mythology and magic to explain the physical phenomena and how the world had been created. In the 7th century B.C. in all Hellenic cities of the Mediterranean and especially in Athens a quite radical approach to explaining the world began; one that used reason and evidence to do so. Their thoughts, experiments and work remarkably changed the way that people understood the world and themselves and became the introduction of scientific thinking for the Western Civilization.
>As wise as these Ancient Greeks were, we can’t deny that, there was one major fault that they all had in common. They believed that women were inferior creatures compared to men and that their prospects were extremely limited. Women were excluded from social and political life and the majority were confined to a life at home and bearing children. Very few women philosophers managed to defy all conventions and pursue knowledge for themselves. Apart from their natural curiosity and intelligence, they had to be audacious, persuasive and persistent.

>No. If that answer satisfies you despite the lack of concrete evidence, you’re an imbecile.

>HOMOSEXUALITY IS NATURAL SO IT IS SANCTIONED BY GOD! SO IS THE CAPACITY TO BECOME ADDICTED, OUR TENDENCY TO VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL PROMISCUITY, IT'S NATURAL?
>SIN?? WHAT DO YOU MEAN SIN?? NOOOOOO WHAT IS THIS, IT'S PART OF YOUR CORPUS? NOOOOOO IT'S A LIE EVERYTHING NATURAL IS GOOD AND CHRISTIAN NOOOOOO WHAT DO YOU MEAN MEN ARE SINFUL NOOOOOOOOOO

I'm dead serious, I can't help but think of a cuck whenever I think of a leftist male.
Whenever a leftist claims he's leftist, I immediately picture someone who is frail, sickly, feminine, for whom testosterone is anathema.
Books that get into my psychology?
Or alternatively, books that backup my thinking, confirming that what I believe is something actually backed up by facts and experience?

>The "mere artisans" as Einstein put it still advance science. You can believe that empiricism and mathematics are the only things that matter and still produce scientific breakthroughs.