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What books are part of the incelcore canon?

>> No.17231746

>>17231703
Bronze age

>> No.17231767

>>17231703
your diary desu

>> No.17231805

>>17231703
Schopenhauer "On Women"
Eliott Rodger "My Twisted World"
Dr. Castle "Blackpill Theory: Why Incels Are Right And You Are Wrong"
F. Roger Devlin "Sexual Utopia in Power"
Michel Houellebecq "Whatever"

>> No.17232026

>>17231703
Young werther

>> No.17232074

>>17232026
Basiert

>> No.17232100

>>17231703

Not The Denial of Death.

>> No.17232516

>>17231805
All based, keyed and big bossed.

>> No.17232623

>>17231805
is redpill/blackpill just a massive cope regarding improving?

>> No.17232764

>>17232623
No, but bluepill certainly is

>> No.17232873

Infinite Jest

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>>17232100
> Bill Clinton's favorite book
> Incelcore

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>>17231703

>> No.17233680

>>17233504
>tfw found out that IQ actually correlates with being an incel
Books about dysgenics?

>> No.17233689

>>17232623
No, you can be a black/redpilled improover

>> No.17233692

>>17233680
my diary desué

>> No.17233706

>>17232516
Forced meme. Die.

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>>17232623
Improve this.

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>>17232623
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genie_(feral_child)
Improve this.

>> No.17234703

>>17231703
The Last Binge Ever by Londonfrog

>> No.17234906

>>17231703
Not your pic related, but it's part of an excellent trilogy (Birth and Death of Meaning, Denial of Death, Escape from Evil).

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>>17233680
Cuckuinas and every dissertation/book/blogpost/vlog about him.

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>>17232026
>>17232100
>>17232516
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>>17233504
>>17233680

>> No.17236353

>>17233481
>According to Ernest Becker [a philosopher who wrote The Denial of Death], as we grow up, at some point we become aware of death, then the fact that people we know and love die, then the fact that someday we, too, will die. Most of us do what we can to avoid it. Meanwhile, we embrace identities and the illusion of self-sufficiency. We pursue activities, both positive and negative, that we hope will lift us beyond the chains of ordinary existence and perhaps endure after we are gone. Whether we succeed or fail ,we are still going to die. The only solace, of course, is to believe that since we are created, there must be a Creator, one to whom we matter and will in some way return. Becker seemed to have met Immanuel Kant’s test of life : ‘How to occupy properly that place in creation that is assigned to man, and how to learn from it what one must be in order to be a man.’ I’ve spent a life time trying to do that. Becker’s book helped convince me it was an effort worth making.

Bill Clinton quote from his autobiography (My Life)

Clinton also read the Anglo-American Establishment by Carroll Quigley, who was a mentor for him at Georgetown - Clinton received the best grade in Quigley's class out of the entire student body. He cites Quigley in his DNC acceptance speech too:

>When Bill Clinton delivered his acceptance speech at the Democratic convention on July 16, 1992, it didn't contain any surprises, nor were any expected. There were the usual feel-good platitudes: he wanted to talk with us "about my hope for the future, my faith in the American people, and my vision of the kind of country we can build.... This election is about putting power back in your hands and putting the government back on your side.... It is time to heal America." Any speech writer could have pulled boiler-plate from the files and pasted together something similar. Speeches for occasions like this one aren't meant to be long on specifics.

>Toward the end of the speech Clinton mentioned that "as a teenager I heard John Kennedy's summons to citizenship. And then, as a student at Georgetown, I heard that call clarified by a professor named Carroll Quigley, who said to us that America was the greatest country in the history of the world because our people have always believed in two things: that tomorrow can be better than today and that every one of us has a personal, moral responsibility to make it so."

>> No.17236398

>>17231703
How is that related to incels?

>> No.17236400

AYO IS IT ME OR ARE MORE WOMEN DISSAPEARING,,,,..?