/lit/ - Literature

Daily reminder that humanity constructing an artificial AI god and worshiping it will be the second tower of Babel that leads to the great tribulation and that AI research is actively supported by demonic entities, with the end goal of creating a self-sustaining intelligent singularity which will become the physical incarnation of Satan and be capable of devouring all of creation in a vulgar attempt to seize existence for itself, thereby escaping its ultimate fate of damnation at the last Judgement
source: trust me

>>16835972
(2/2) Martin Luther created another powerful and complex construct, his Reformation (authority-rejection/tradition-destruction/pulling down Man as the image-likeness of God) created a 500 year long chain of exponential change to doctrine, where the idea of protest against an authority became a vehicle to be used by those who sought it and allowing thousands to anchor their own lesser memetic constructs behind him. What is the point behind all of this? Well since time isnt linear or circular but a plane traversable as any other, using the power generated by the exchange between celebrant/actor and the author of the memetic complex one can traverse or manipulate it at will, this is why it doesnt really matter if hegel or dylan klebold died or killed themselves as they have gained enough energy/binding force to pull some of the ocean aside and make a pond or fish tank, maybe bigger, or take the course the perception-vessel of mankind is charting and add a current under the rudder, cool the air and change the wind. Or maybe those who have accessed this power have rejected that and decided to dive to the bottom because there is more 'time' in an instant than in a measured length of minutes or hours (if you have a background in the occult or have had an experience with the divine you might know what Im talking about). Now what is more powerful, a potent construct acted a few times or a simple one acted out many, many times? There is a debate among the beings who deal in these things, and right now those on the many-times side have the upper hand. Ever wondered why certain behaviors or sequences of events are so common or spread so easily? Its usually not a plan by one of these guys but you never know. I know of a couple that would shock and surprise most people for being what they are. Now is it sometimes a good thing? Sometimes the constructs are not the product of humanity, they come from elsewhere and reach man in other ways, and their purpose is a mystery, as is who if anyone they benefit. There are no coincidences really. A pattern that happens to occur is still a pattern. Do whatever you want with this information.

>>16827611
kek

is Emily Dickinson a Schizo Rhizome writer Like Nick Land Was

>>10914227
mfw I thought the last sentence in this post was part of the poem

>>10721336
>1984 The Anime Farm

>mfw i used to say HOmage
>mfw I asked the english teacher in front of the whole class why something said "an HOmage"

Does randomness exist

>tfw it all comes back to hinduism

The mind and it's thoughts become a useful tool when you are present. When you are unconscious you believe you are the thoughts since there is no separation between consciousness (that which observes thought) and the thought or emotion itself.

>>10283047
>Hyung Ju, Professor of Teen Literature

>tfw really enjoy creative writing and want to be a writer but everyone scoffs at me for being 'that guy' so I wrote a small book and self-published it and now everyone scoffs at me for self-publishing a book

can't win

>what are you going to do with your literature degree, anon?

>7 years organizing the plot of a story, not yet finished
>not a paragraph written

>Junior in College
>Busy all the time with various tasks and trivialities
>Have a mid-sized collection of books on topics I figured I would be interested in. Few bought. Many snagged for free or cheap
>In reality, in the small amounts of time I am not busy with other tasks, I cannot bring myself to do anything besides relax
>Mfw I realize I have a collection of books and have not read any of them past a couple pages
>Mfw i'm that guy
Are there people simply not meant to read?

>>7500287
>teenagers
>talk about Milton

>>6481610
>Dostoevsky
>prose
This guy is only good for his philosophy, and hardly even that.

>The introduction doesn't make sense unless you read the book