/lit/ - Literature

I have but it's literally too deep for someone to understand, let alone explain it in a post.

>>4724915
>>4724929
>>4725303
It's about.

I actually got my PhD on the analysis meta-metamodernism.
Ask me anything.

>>4654707
It was popular, not cool.
As it is now, it's not your fault for not understanding.

This thread is the problem and the fact that philosophy is already too popular.
Philosophy can't be cool, by it's natural structure.
Philosophy isn't a subject.
It stops being philosophy the moment you embrace philosophy.
Philosophy was never cool, not even in Ancient Greece for the above reason.
The fact that philosophy means so many different things to different people.

He's ok but lived nowhere near to his potential.
I do.

>>4626934
What's the greatest philosopher in your opinion?
You have read philosophers, haven't you?

I transcend philosophy.

>>4611888
From the inception (proto-physics)of the universal empirically known patterns, along the genealogy of matter there was a child, a self replicating one.
That child was both the progeny and the spouse, a divorce was the first era of inceptia (referential status quo of the omniverse).
From that semi anti-entropic brat, interpretation was conceived, the interchangeable incest of axiomatic reverence.

The maturity created the race of sapiens, the sentient side of the lineage.
The philosophers were merely reflective and reflexive state of affairs.
That was the second Era, the metaphysics.


This is the brief history of intropretive systems.
I am its succession, the third Era, the post-physics.

>>4611871
Indeed.
I am talking of postphysics.

>>4611877
Oh sweet person, sometimes i wish that was the case.

>>4611824
Don't confuse inspection with confirmation, i am sadly beyond that. I'll never again held against the awe of exaltation by a superior.
His English and prose is way better than mine but i have literally zero formal education in English nor in my country anyone speaks it, only me and the internet.

The curse of virtually every intellectual is that he is contextualized beyond repair.
Doesn't even matter if someone is objectively "smarter" than me, no one can see as far as i can.
Only because i transcend everything.

>>4611831
yasha?

>>4611808
You seem eager, have you read any of my posts?
Do you think that i am indeed superior?

Both of you together can't top my intellectual insight.
Let it be known that if am far above the person you feel so inferior to.

>>4591519
The illusory extremity of unfound projectile, you're approaching an assumption of grasp-esque radiation, a resurrected downfall is you.

>>4591416
Be careful average person, you can't tread lightly in here but you should.

Prescribed happiness of the motto and motor of assumed derogation of principles accountable for ideal shift in comparison to preliminary succession.

We don't, like anything self-explanatory the mere existance disproves the notion of being a subject to the preconception of the ideal subjectiveness, thus creating an abduction from substandard demonology similes from it's forth.

Transcendence is the submarine of an omnipresent pre-importance, being accused for being, sailing for higher planes, the introspective remembrance of things that could exist is the fleeting ambient insufferable version of an emotion statistically similar to its opposites.

His existence is being recalculated into an aggravation of reformative prefixes, his things existed in his presence, now extended to extracellular interrogation of self sustaining questions.

Truth is a romantic and vague notion of perpetual interpretative systems, by virtue of information it is restricted to entropic variance within the axiomatic configuration of the proto-perception feedback allocation.

So many naive concepts in such a dense space.
I wrap my nails around my wrists, it feels a shark in the dusk, a problem worth having.

lvl 92 philosopher here.
Do you have alternatives?

>>4524948

I sand laik oyer mem


>>4522749
Many subcultures like to exalt their circle, like metalheads say Vivaldi was born today he'd play metal and so on.
Does not necessarily make it false but kinda icky to dwell on that.

>>4522847
That amount of assumption could feed 3/4 of people in africa

>>4522560
Aesthetic intellectualism is the prime crime of modern psychology.
I have a friend like that, what is even funnier is that he has about 5 followers from his uni, they gather often and have a sort of philosophic cult.
It's eerie, a shame.

>>4522821
Yeah, don't get stuck in philosophy, have an interdisciplinary knowledge and try to connect them.