/lit/ - Literature

>>3486776
>The best is when you are arguing with someone and 6-7 posts later you realize that you are both arguing for the same thing.

That has happened to me so many times and it is glorious.

I like to view 4chan as an excellent exercise in building emotional sovereignity. Nothing you see on 4chan should make you mad.

>>3486780
>muh subjectivity
>imagining the other guy's position
>apparently can't read

I said, again, that intelligent and well-meaning people can have wildly different opinions of the meaning of a given set of a facts.

This is not subjectivity, because we're dealing with objective facts. Like how I'm trying to steer you back onto what I actually said (objective facts) rather than what you seem to be imagining I said (your subjective imagination).

>>3463518
>New to 4chan?

Oh Lord no.

I pop in here now and then to troll victims of critical theory and pick up recommendations for interesting reads.

>>3463504

You, sir, are a quality poster and a true gentleman.