/lit/ - Literature

>>4382154
I dont think hes referring to Heidegger, but youre more or less right. As a Dasein, death is a universal aspect, and dealing with death in a certain way will make you authentic

>>3862897
Im naive, I admit that, but my friend told me he got thrown out of school for a year because of psychiatric services, and I cant see a reason for him to lie to me, especially with my brother living with him now.

>>3820521
Same guy from last time, again I just post it because it looks nice. Chill
>>3820570
As far as I can tell, im that guy that posts tatami on /lit/, but I dont mean to use it as an avatar, these are just the nicest pics I have to post on an imageboard
>>3820528
thanks for clearing that up, what are some of the tropes of young adult fiction?

>>3678057
You really just had them laugh at you and didnt say anything? Thats rough, I would have had to ask just out of curiosity

>>3651563
Im not sure. I mean, it seems the formal must come before physical. I think youre right in that the self is important to this, but I dont know why. Im going to study that regardless of what major I choose.

Still, this web of interdependence. There is no "better" way to deal with it?

>>3618890
huh thats strange...

>>3510751
Thats probably true, but I dont know if I would like this.

You mind explaining this more? I mean, at first glance it sounds like your advocating numbing your sensitivity to women and romance in general.

So /lit/, a priori and a posteriori.

2+2=4

Which is it? It seems obvious that its a priori, but my friend brings up the point that this would only make sense assuming a person already has certain sense date that they got empirically.

Also, he thinks that the sciences can offer examples of a priori, when it seems they should be a posteriori. An example being the definition of mass.

>>3407482
I did email them, im just being pessimistic. Il stop that.