/lit/ - Literature

>>20107262
Can't help but burrow from Wittgenstein here - this route of thinking starts from making assumptions about the nature of logic and information (especially that A: they exist, and B: they are true since they seem true), and from that inevitably arrives to the conclusion that nothing else actually exists, and it's all functions and emanations of pure logic. The process can naturally be reduced to "if the world is nothing but predicates and their relations, then the world is nothing but predicates and their relations".

A really damn long path to produce a tautology that seems really sensible to whoever comes up with it. Christcucks at least take a shorter path and have wine.