/lit/ - Literature

>>23044356
Entertainment is a psychological prison of sorts, our entire world view is shaped by these puppets dangled before us. It used to be a bit more even of a playing field, with nearly all of the villains I grew up watching having big noses and being rich, greedy fucks...

We have to run a scraper off /lit/ for like a month and figure out what % of posts are bots, I swear, the topics are all 90% of the same and repeated over and over and over.

>>22513361
>>22513353
Maybe the best memes are videos now that tech has advanced as far as it has, /lit/ IS dying, but because it is more efficient to transmit ideas through video and sound over the written word?
>BG3 being the biggest cultural shockwave in ages across multiple platforms and will be a cultural icon for years

>>22506486
Prayer can be hard to do, I honestly feel guilty sometimes because I have had an easy life and never got cancer or suffered physically from anything I did, I had a herpes scare once where like a year ago I had these red marks on my dick but I figured out that was because I used some dollar store conditioner and it gave me a fuckin' rash on my forehead and dandruff like fuck too! FUCK!!!!

My writing is awesome, it is just under an extremely critical microscope because I dissent. If I were Jasmine instead of Jason and I talked about BBC and adding more queerness to Canada and going on TikTok and Instagram and being queer and encouraging queer teens to be more visible online, I'm sure I would gain popularity and not be banned everywhere online.

I'm not even allowed to go on social media and say:
>always question everything you learn and look for multiple opinions on a topic
>understand items and things can have real value and don't trade your money for rent to have an experience over building a life
>older things prove they've lasted, most of modern life is about planned obsolescence
>when things are free, you are the product
Turning people away from "lib vs con" and "left vs right" has the most resistance I've ever felt in life. Trying to pull people out of the brainwashing has been rewarding as an experience, but still, like on /pol/ or /r/ongaurdforthee/, everyone needs their echo chambers.

Even in writing, if you dissent, you are just attacked by both sides, and most of the people that attack the hardest are probably also "poor", lol!