/lit/ - Literature

What must it feel like to have amnesia? What does your sense of time become?
Is the whole of our world just collective amnesia?

dude weed

>>15315562
Read the man who mistook his wife for a hat

>>15315547
They matter because they're the exact same lives as the one you're living right now
Thus your present life matters and you better make the best of it because it's going to be eternally recurring for, well, eternity

>>15315596
christ I'm not going to believe that. Imagine being aborted so you're literally just being brutally killed over and over again

>>15315596
If it repeats for eternity it has for the very least happened many times before and nothing you do matters since if it's the same every time you can't change anything. Saying you should make the most of it doesn't make any sense in this case.

You actually can subconsciously, but rarely ever remember them clearly. For me a lot of Hindu icons come off as familiar even though I was raised protestant

>>15315664
That is just your brain making faulty associations.

>>15315664
From street shitter to full blown retard, what the fuck did you do bro

>>15315571
Great book

>>15315547
Cope. Even Socrates believed in reincarnation.

>>15315547
>but i swear they matter somehow
they don't
Only at the twilight of the cycles, when you will remember everything, when guilt and shame takes you to Tartarus.

>>15315547
you can't rememer most of your early childhood and yet you'd be stupid to say those formative experiences were fundamental to you

>>15315731
yeah but those actually existed

>>15315547
>past lives
Go back to /x/ op

>>15315621
when you decide that your life doesn't matter, you aren't deciding for just this instance of this recursion, you make the same choice in every recursion. Would you rather try and fail repeatedly or die each time without having lived?

>>15316216
Lmao

>>15315621
In your scenario he has no power to say anything different