/lit/ - Literature

>>18664245
no, we do have the same threads every fucking day, but there is no alternative to 4chan.

No, we really do have the same threads every day

You all read the same fucking 50 books, no shit you have the same threads every fucking day.

>>18664245
There's obviously a couple of people who post the same shit regularly (Guenonfag for example) some of which have fucked off since (ossianfag)

>>18664245
You're not nutso boingo for noticing we have the same threads every day. You're nutso boingo for not leaving already.

>>18664245
You're not insane for noticing this trend anon.
In fact I suspect that some faggot will copy this thread and post it tomorrow

No you're not nutso. Every day it's now the catalogue just feels like an endless variation on different themes:
>/pol/bait threads
>incel threads
>religitard threads
>twitter personalities
>doomer threads

And occasionally a decent thread or two

>>18664548
You forgot the Nietzsche and Hegel spam, as well as the abhorrent shit that comes out of the bunkerfaggots.
Those three things I mentioned make up at any given time 40%-50% of the content on the board

>>18664245
Nom pleople are tryingto destroy this board. Feminstns are invagin /tilt/ to destroy the annon hacthinling,

>>18664245
It's not as bad as /mu/

>>18664245
First time on the site?

>>18664563
pilled and redpilled

>>18664563
based and schizopilled

It's a slow board. The active threads of today are still going to be up tomorrow.

First month embryo develops--small limbs on all fours, suspended in emniotic fluids, looks like a lamb. Third month a full size one, the machine bends the growing flesh into the desired shapes. Age does not truly mean anything except change now.

This one was a new age, an era. The prototypes finished, the most expensive bio-product ever produced. Not the extinct dodo, not the fluttering dinosaurs, a human. Whose soul would this fleshy carcass inhabit? Would the natural emotions produce or connect an actual soul?

>>18665351
The desired range for a human body varies. Some preferred older age, all have a longing for youth. Fifteen, as it were, was decided a good age for a girl. This girl was half machine, half lamb.

Ty, something simple, a mod at a thank you, the name for the development. Psychology had recently become much more evolved in the mind of people, as animals seemed to develop all natiral response in this state... The most bionic a machine could be, the most a body could be without being machine, running on a program...

>>18665369
Spinning the gears, rolling the eyes back in an epillectic fit, twitching on a table as the microscopes point a camera at the eyes. Not for worry of health, not for a disease if it were present, to know what color or daughter's eyes would be. Humanity had birthed a human.

The blue was met with its first sight, a shocking gasp and a hand over a mouth, the instrument in the hand of a figure in a full hazard suit.

She flexed her biceps and clenched her teeth in the wretching at being pinned down by this cloth, she felt a rush and dozed off as the medicine sent her home. She was in a hospital bed, fifteen and today.

>>18665393
Today, awake, she sees the video of her birth. Perplexed at her crying, the fellow humans feel an old pain. Is this the end of this cunning work, a confused woman? Did we create a prison for her?

She feels her import in the room. The human vibrations hit her in the sense you all neglect, thwomp. She knows it is now a duty for her to collect herself, to be more human than human.

>>18665414
Meat chapter
Turns homicidal chapter
Robots become angelic with power maybe
zoom bam action scene?

Ascend ending...

The problem with boards like /lit/ (so any slower board that constantly attracts offsite visitors) is that people seem to make a thread for any stupid bullshit. This results in 99% of the threads dying out below 50 replies and no actual discussion taking place.

Look at the catalog now. The only threads above 100 reply's are the writing generals. Its the same on /mu/ where the only popular threads are generals and everything else dies at 10 replies.
Now look at /a/ for example. There are no generals and many threads reach bump limit. This is partly due to the speed of the board, but also in part that it isnt full of tourists who spam new threads endlessly.

There are ways to fix this (restriction on creating threads), but I doubt anything will ever be done.

>>18664245
Yeah. Its an attempt by some faggoty egg-heads from some stuffy colleges in the UK and the US to try to innundate the chans with irrelevant, boring and cringe-inducing threads to break up their user bases and to try to diminish their influence on internet culture and irl. This is why we cannot have nice things

>>18664245
we do

>>18666807
/a/ has an advantage of having consistent weekly releases and series' to mobilise and organise discussion around. With /lit/, once you leave a few classics, it's rare to have anyone to discuss the book with because no one else has read it. In lieu of having books held in common to discuss, it resolves to the same few classics or general/off topic threads that don't require any prior knowledge.
I do agree that /lit/ has a weaker board culture and it's posters less propriety than /a/, however.

ALL DAY EVRYDAY BAYBYYYYYYYYYYYY

/lit/ is literally a board full of underage teenagers
juvenile retards and pseuds

>>18665323
But we do have the exact same or similar threads reposted all the time as well
>>18666867
Seems like you fit right in

Even the threads that have different topics just instantly become relitard polcel incel baitmongering

>>18666880
it's the americans
/lit/ never recovered from the 2016 amerimutt raid

>>18664282
literature reddit is better
I know great subs but I ain't tellin
you dimwits belong in your echo chamber of the same 6 books and thinkers and a vocabulary consisting of based and nigger

>>18666889
Sadly 4chan is the most obvious example of why the open internet failed
It only works while the entry barrier is fairly high and everyone understands and shares the basic fundamentals of how it works and what it's for
Once the barrier gets sufficiently low anonymity just becomes unaccountability, so the signal to noise ration becomes all noise

>>18666882
>the 2016 amerimutt raid
Fuck, we really should nuke them

>>18666889
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
>REDDIT LITERATURE SUBS DON'T WASTE THEIR TIME TALKING ABOUT THE SAME HANDFUL OF PHILOSOPHERS THAT THEY HAVEN'T EVEN READ LIKE /lit/.
>THEY BARELY TALK ABOUT PHILOSOPHY AT ALL. THESE PLEBS.
>AND HOW AM GOING TO DISCOVER MORE BASED AND REDPILLED WRITTERS LIKE EVOLA AND GUENON, THAT I'M NOT GOING TO READ ANYWAY, ON THERE.
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

You might be a tad slow, if you have lurked here longer than 2 weeks and only now noticed.

>>18664245
Largely it is threads like this. There are three of them up right now.

>>18666880
Your use of all those buzzwords leads me to believe that your are no better

>>18666861
Fair point. Perhaps literature discussion is forever doomed on 4chan duet to the nature of reading. It takes a long time to read a book and a longer time to discuss it with others. I guess the best sort of internet discussion would be like the old school forums where you could have a thread for every book or author and people could drop in whenever they finish. I wonder if any such forums exist?

>>18667041
Which of the three are you then?

>>18667108
all of them.

>>18664542
actually liked the ending

>>18664245
welcome to 4chan, newfag