/lit/ - Literature

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Nietzsche never said this, it's a fake quote.>>23383324
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you're all retards for even replying to this shit troll thread.
>>23383452
then surely you can provide a citation for this quote. what book is it from, and what chapter? should be an easy answer, no?

Hello, /lit/. I'm not sure if this is the correct board for this question, but some time ago I realized how ignorant and dumb I am and I'm looking for books to understand more about the world. I tried google and chatgpt but the main results where ads and felt fake, and I want more reliable stuff. So I'm asking here because people in this board seem to know many books.

What are some good recommendations for someone in my position? I want to learn more about the world in general: history, science, psychology, I think. Pretty much any general knowledge you think everyone should have. Not necessarily literature as I think I'm not at that level.

>>23191151
I will preface this by saying I am also diagnosed with ADHD. you dont actually enjoy whatever you're reading. stop being a fag. being disinterested in the book and putting it down is normal for 80-90% of literature, because we are particular people with particular interests. everyone has to hunt for books they're interested in, its completely normal and has nothing to do with your ADHD.
>>23191170
basically this. stop trying to force yourself into reading stuff that doesn't immediately appeal to you for some reason or another.
>>23191174
listen to this anon and wean yourself off of whatever pills you're currently on. they don't help and there's nothing wrong with you -- they're in fact probably making things worse. start eating better and getting regular exercise instead, that's all you need.

blood was pouring like... like what? like red wine? strawberry juice?