/lit/ - Literature

Sexual dimorphism in our species means that organizing society requires a humble recognition of our records as individuals. In purely intellectual fields, women can potentially succeed, but their duty as mothers and homemakers is so important as to be borderline sacred, and we can't waste the fertility of our finest female specimens in vain academic pursuits while IQ continues to be inversely correlated with birth rate for this very reason. It's not that women necessarily can't do it, it's that they absolutely shouldn't. Neglecting the next generation's upbringing by taking mothers seat from the home is the greatest blunder of the modern age.

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Some guy came up to me today and talked to me about his life. He walked with me for about 15 minutes and chatted about random shit. I don't mind people doing that, I don't get to interact with many people outside of my small circles much. I wish this became more common due to the pandemic and people feeling lonelier, I like listening to people.

When people say "read books to expand your mind." what kind of books are they referring to?