/lit/ - Literature

>>16130421
Not that guy.

depents on you iq, man.

jordan pedersen if kinda midwitty.

neetze if you super smart.

if you no smart, just watch karisma on kommand on yuotube.

>>16130433
I'm just trying to bring attention to my thread, post a picture of this is seems to be the best way on this board

>>16130451
Based.

>>16130433
what do you have against AL Capone?

>>16130421
You, using my self authoring program that you can get for just $69.99 at jordan b peterson self authoring dot com

The Young Man's Guide by Fr. Lasance

As thou livest, thou must die;
As thou fallest, thou must lie;
As thou liest, so thou must remain;
For everlasting loss or everlasting gain.

>>16130530
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2ioxZwOYuo

"And as it is appointed unto men once to die, and after this the judgment:" (Hebrews 9:27)

>>16130421
Hitler, Mein Kampf is unironically the best self help book ever written. The dude went from homeless to become the savior of his people.

>>16130673
You are talking like if he succeed in his objectives, tha last guy that i should take inspiration from is a guy who failed so hard that he killed himself and let his people to suffer the consequences of his shit actions. If a wanna read a fascist i will read Evola

>>16130421
get a job a hobby some friends a girl and then a car and then a home. reading books in your room all day isn't going to change your life bro get some sunlight and exercise

>>16130699
>If a wanna read a fascist i will read Evola
Evola wasn't a fascist.

>>16130711
looks like you just got epicacly trolled by our boy Evola

>>16130751
I'm not confused by him.
Taking a position that is to the the right of fascism mean that you are not a fascist. That's what I said.

>>16130699
He succeeded in his objectives, he did not desire war nor did he want it

>>16130673
Unironically this. Whether it's technically well-composed or not is irrelevant; it holds a primal soul that is bound to inspire.

The Ego and Its Own

>>16131068
but i am not white

>>16131389
Why?

>>16130699
Ah yeah, the guy against whom the entire world had to collaborate in order to defeat him. No biggie. Also, Evola wasn't a fascist.

>>16130751
He said he was only a fascist insofar as fascism overlapped with his own views. Most fascists didn't like his takes and he never was a member of the fascist party.

>>16130421
Montaigne

>>16131563
''the entire world''

>>16131619
We both know jews own the entire world, anon. I wasn't wrong.

Nicholas Nassim Taleb

>>16131389
kek

>>16131619
Wait a minute.

Are Germans and East Baltics the niggers of Germany?

>known for being warrior people
>angry
>mental problems (autistic vs stupid)
>made everything worse after the jews got their hands on them

>>16130699
>evola
>fascist

>>16131563
I'am not sayng that he as ''no biggie'', he as cetaly a big and influencial guy, you are just in denial that on the end of the day he is just another leader who fail, no shame in that, lot others fail to

>>16132388
what

>>16130421
Bruce Lee

>>16130421
St Paul

I thought he was superfascist

>>16130421
Kierkegaard. Faith (not in God but in general) is what separates us from animals. We also have thumbs.

Murakami. Bulgakov. Bolano. Restore your sense of wonder in the world.

Chekhov. It's Chekhov. Just read it.

Updike. Everyone can have sex. A lot.

Bonus: Read A Confederacy of Dunces. It's one of the few books that has actually made me laugh out loud.

>>16132515
what do you think he meant by that?

>>16132531
What's updike?

>>16132515
Whatever you do, don't actually read him because you would never understand what fascism actually is. You should avoid it all together, it'll just go over your head

>>16132590
ask your mom

>>16130421
>get my shit together
Why do people always say this
It implies that you believe you have some hidden potential that you currently aren't living up to.
But my question is - what makes you believe that?
Whenever people ask this question, they never seem to consider the possibility that they just don't have that potential they believe they do and the way they are is in fact just that, the way they are.

>>16130421
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>>16132767
Most people have more potential than they realize I truly believe that

>>16132531
>Bonus: Read A Confederacy of Dunces. It's one of the few books that has actually made me laugh out loud.

same

only you, the autor of your life

>>16132781
I'm a 31 year old delusional autistic virgin poorfag with no friends and I believe I am maxed out.

>>16130530
Who the fuck comes up with these paintings? This is the equivalent of watching a cgi rendering of what it's like to be in hell on Youtube. (dont say I didnt warn you niggas)

>>16132929
Well, maybe not you, but most. Mind you you've had well over a decade of adulthood to realize your potential

>>16132932
It's based off of or probably contemporary with a dutch painting called the Broad and Narrow Way, which is from the late 19th century.

So the answer is proties. It's always the fucking proties. From the day Martin Luther nailed his fucking theses to a church door, to the day Jesus raises the dead, the proties will produce dumb fucking paintings and sensory depictions of things that need no iconography of them.

>>16132957
Nothing changes over that decade. You'll see.

>>16132993
Nothing changes over that decade if you're a retard who leaves college and decides that all that's left for you is work. Lots of people continue to grow after that graduate, you're just lazy or uninspired.

>>16130443
quit typing like that.

also neitzsche and peterson are both good. peterson is not for midwits you tard, I have a 135
iq and learned a lot from Peterson. don't try to deprive op of a good resource because you're an arrogant faggot

>>16132993
I hope I don't become you. I am still 25 myself though and can understand how I might become you.. If I do not become careful again

>>16130421
Yes

>>16133014
>>16133083
I think you guys are still too young to understand what I'm talking about. I'm not saying this to be dismissive but when you write me off as a retarded loser because it makes you feel better about your magical still untapped infinite potential, that's exactly what I was talking about with my first post. It's a strange belief.

>>16133109
i recognize my potential is not in any way magical or infinite. It's just sand running out of the hourglass for everyone, all the same. It's not over for you at 31 either. But maybe our nature stops us from ever starting out with a blank slate

>>16132531
Wow an actual good recommendation. Thank you I mean it. It's rare to come across them on this board.

Failure to Launch: Why aYour Twenty-Something Hasn’t Grown Up and What to do About It (check out the art of manliness podcast interviewing the author - fantastic book)
The Defining Decade by Meg Jay (check out her TED talk)

>>16132767
It doesn’t mean hidden potential, it means generally getting yourself to loving an average decent life (job, social life, romantic life, healthier, clean environment)

>>16133025
>neitzsche and peterson are both good. peterson is not for midwits you tard, I have a 135 iq and learned a lot from Peterson

We have read pseud levels that shouldn't be possible

>>16133861
peterson is fine for what he is, just get over it

>>16133920
He is incredibly pseud-ish. I remember I used to be really into jordan peterson when I was kinda stupid but now I look back and cringe. When you look up pseud o intellectual on the dictionary, Peterson's face should be there. Casually saying your own IQ which you claim to be high (I doubt "135iq" is accurate) also is definitely a pseud thing to do.

I have 174 IQ and I think Peterson is a raud and Evola is based & redpilled.

>>16133980
It's somewhere north of 150.

>>16132924
but my neurotism prevents me saving my life

>>16133994
I agree, I have not read much of Evola save for tidbits from his books. I have basically 20 pages left in Revolt Against the Modern world.
All I can say is RAMW and Hitler and the secret societies are works of genius in terms of the bredth and scope of his analysis. He could see the problems of today manifested in 1950s America without the benefit of the internet or people providing him with stats charts.

Maybe Evola was just a product of a better education system and a culture that was still traditional in nature so that when he saw the ugly face of modern america he was not tempted by it and saw it for the beast it really was and how it was spreading in the world.

Its hard to really get a proper idea because I was born into this nightmare culture/system and I'm forced to eek out a living with no real perception of an alternate system that people have developed in due to the nature of globalism.

>>16132959
>proties
I googled 'proties' but I couldn't find any info. Are you sure you spelled it right?

Thanks :)

>>16133920
Peterson can't even explain what post-modernism or Marxism is. He's irrelevant now anyway ever since he OD'd, him and the rest of these "dark enlightenment" fags.

>>16133025
I have 105 IQ and enjoyed Jordan Peterson, but it took me a lot of time to understand Nietzsche.

also:

i'll type like i want.

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.

>>16135626
funny