/lit/ - Literature

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i'm writing some stuff about shmups as a part of my reflections on this thread and it took me to watching some videos about Jamestown. the rest of this goes,

>to be clear, he was surely crying out in pain as well. the man was burning alive.

kind of interesting how the end of this game ends with a note about explosive violence and bursting stars. but in a sense, that was Nietzsche, the incredible star-bursting man, and perhaps the most interesting guy to ever set his thoughts down on paper. and who casts as long a shadow over the 20C as Marx. it's they're the real 1 and 1a of the Masters of Suspicion in some order, and there is a direct line from both of them to Land by way of D&G. Freud didn't have anything even remotely like the same desires as Nietzsche, and Darwin was a fucking scientist, ffs. Han is right. this whole thing really is about Life After Burnout.

vida después del agotamiento, el místico. cuales son tus planes?