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18889806 No.18889806 [Reply] [Original]

4chan is training us to write in 1-2 paragraph blocks of writing at a time.

>> No.18889818

Your social environment doesn't "train" you to write in anything.
A post is not a part of a book, it's not even a part of a part of a book.

>> No.18889819

And that's a good thing

>> No.18889836

>>18889806
No it isn't, I refuse to discuss at length here because the format is inhibitive to proper erudition. What's doing at most is training us to shitpost because only the shitpost gains traction. I'm still smarter than my shitposts.

>> No.18889841

>>18889818
Every single word in this post is wrong, even if you strip them from their context and just observe them as individual words, they are wrong. I'm inclined to believe that you wrote with this inverse in mind, as a joke, like it was opposite day. If this wasn't the case I don't know what to say.

>> No.18889849
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18889849

The internet is training us to think in short fragmented chunks altogether.

>> No.18889852

>>18889841
The only thing that should influence how you write is other literature.
If you think imageboards are training you how to write, then so should messengers, but in that case you might as well kill yourself then and there outright because you've been mindcucked to a state of complete mental cretinism - the same kind that thinks "internet addiction" is a real thing.

>> No.18889872

>>18889852
You write like a retard so I'm going to assume you are wrong and lacking in self awareness.

>> No.18889878

>>18889872
Naturally; that is the only cope you have left, besides deleting this embarrassment of a thread in order to save your face.
Haven't actually saged in a while.

>> No.18890018

>>18889806
>one sentence
Apparently it is not training us very well.

>> No.18890025

>not writing three paragraphs simultaneously, one with your left hand one with your right hand and one with your feet

>> No.18890055

>>18890025
>he hunts and pecks with his feet
ngmi

>> No.18890069

>>18889806
The media is training you to write in quaint witicisms and snarky quips, this is also one

>> No.18890220

>>18889852
People used to put a great deal of effort and attention into written communication with others. I don’t think letter writing was a better form of communication, but it’s easy to see how it might provide you with practice for writing actual books.

>> No.18891353

>>18889806
4chan made me extremely witty. Ty anons.

>> No.18892109

>>18889806
That's assuming people here write in the first place.

>> No.18892140

>>18889806
Imageboards are really only a good representation of the current zeitgeist, they're not good as training platforms. For that, it takes dedicated work and effort. I come here for mindless entertainment and to tune in to what people are saying, doing, and believing. I don't come here to get a decent idea of how to read properly, much less write properly.

>> No.18893326

>>18891353
Tell us a joke.

>> No.18893345

Whenever I post something "long", there's always some reddit faggot here saying "too long didn't read" or "touch grass"

>> No.18894211

>>18893326
ur mum

>> No.18894571
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>>18889849
the internet is training us to stop thinking altogether

>> No.18894586

The internet is training me to do this

SNOOOOGAHHHH ahUUMMM GOOAH HHHHHHH

>> No.18894658

>>18892140
>they're not good as training platforms.
They're good at reinforcing existing delusions and bad habits, sometimes to grotesque extremes, especially in their current state. And to suppose they don't alter the zeitgeist is nonsense ridiculous as the claim that inventions and individual persons of historic importance haven't.

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>>18889806
i only write a sentence at a time

>> No.18895275

>>18889806
the question we therefor must ask is... C V I B O N O ?

>> No.18895280

>>18889806
Dumb frogposter

>> No.18895281

Share something you're currently writing or die fucker

>> No.18895285

>>18895281
Pyw first

>> No.18895294

>>18895285
ok, this'll take a few posts

>> No.18895299

>>18895294
On a flat, ruined roof, a man sat alone.
He was a rage unto nothing; defeated, cast out, decomposed. The sun’s harsh light was wreathed in the gloom of the grey winter clouds. About the man were ruins; a port city in ruin, ravaged by rain. A rain of steel and water alike. It was misery.
He looked up to the sky, his weather-worn, aged face on display beneath his grey coat. The man who lost. The man who loses. The man destined to always find himself at the bottom rung. He wrung his hands for warmth, the shabby grey woolen gloves around them not enough to see back the bitter cold of this winter’s freeze. The filth ridden beard at his chin shifted, his lips curled into a grim smirk. (1/?)

>> No.18895300

>>18895299
In the distant city, far from the burnt out buildings which he had made his home, life resumed. Near as three blocks south, a woman stood alone. In her hand, the delicate, purple money of the Union. Five separate notes changed from her grip, to the grasp of a fisherman at a stall. A fish of moderate size, wrenched from the ice, wrapped in paper.
He could smell it from here, the fish. Down wind of it. All too much hunger swelled in his gut, churning in tandem with a sickness. Not a sickness of the body, of the soul. It was plain to see on his face, a pale malaise. The glassy, grey gaze of a man dead yet still walking. His grey coat hung loosely on his lank frame. It was martial, yet bore no heraldry. Paramilitary. Revolutionary.
No. (2/?)

>> No.18895301

>>18895300
Revolution implies success, revolts follow through. This was a rebel’s coat; rebels lose. Rebels have lost.
“A world that’s left me by.” He muttered. Hunger still biting deep. It crawled wherever memory did, rearing its head in the fury of a horror eldritch, ancient and evil, here to eat the sun. Much like the grey clouds, fraught with acid. The very sky choked by the excretions of the same evil the lonely rebel had once fought. (3/?)

>> No.18895310

>>18895301
“This thing we have become, we will never, ever, unbecome.” He grunted, rising from his cinder block chair. It took force, like peeling a scab. He turned his eyes from the south, now facing north, where a great statue rose. Upon its stern brow, a laurel wreath. Flowing robes, beautifully carved; taller than most buildings. The shit of gulls crowned it. The sea air had corroded the copper from which it was forged, turning it a sickly green.
“What a great king you were, Pyetr; with your statues, your palaces. Yet where stands the worker who built them all, with his own two hands?” (4/?)

>> No.18895315

>>18895310
The Rebel pulled a dog end from his ear, placing it between his lips. The crumbled cigarette lit easily. The Rebel coughed, phlegm spewing through his lungs. He still inhaled the poison. He looked up to a ray of sunlight that rended the heavens apart to declare its deadly incandescence, and growled out. His whiskey soaked voice quaked with his words, a yell through the empty, war ravaged district. “I am a lake of burning orchids! Summer’s fires still burn in my veins! This old fool will die on his own terms!”
He shifted. Electricity ran through his nerves, commanding each muscle to shift, yet the task was near impossible. That one step was near impossible. (5/5)

>> No.18895317

>>18889806
It depends on the board. Look at >>>/bant/
You'll seldom find posts longer than one sentence, if that.

>> No.18895325

>>18895315
and that's all I've got for now

>> No.18895993

>>18894658
I only meant that they're not good as training platforms in that they're not good for learning how to read and write good literature. I essentially agree with your post.

>> No.18896162

>>18895271
based

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>>18895285
You never posted your work FUCKER get ready to die

>> No.18897293

>>18889836
all you have to do is reply to me and your quota will be filled.

>> No.18897494

>>18894571
yes. the internet is training us to take meme/rumour-formatted input and regurgitate it unmodified.

>> No.18897501

>>18893345
they probably did read it. that's why.

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18897536

>>18889836

>> No.18897925

>>18889852
>Internet addiction isn't real
I so envy whatever world it is you live in. Let me join you, please.