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Who was the most “we live in a society” philosopher

I’m learning French right now. Duolingo is what I use to help practice pronunciation and learn words. For grammar I just look up guides on YouTube or Google. I’ve been thinking about buying a book wtritten in French and trying to read it. Any good recs for moderately difficult French books? Maybe Camus?

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I hate women. Every woman I’ve ever met has been blatantly superficial or tried to hide it behind some half-baked facade that they didn’t even really intend on keeping under scrutinization. They disgust me with their abhorrent selfishness. I’ve been unable to have an emotional connection with a woman in years, and I’ve tried, god knows I’ve tried. Please show me the error in my ways I’m tired of hating women but I just can’t stop myself becuase all I see is nothing swimming behind beautiful arabesque masks when I look at them.

He lived in a society

Why don’t you write a book about your day to day life Londonfrog? I’m not even memeing when I say write a literal “my diary desu” and get it published to show the plight of the modern man. Make sure to add plenty of your classic rants about losing hope, chads, women, work, binging, central London, and boredom. I would unironically buy a book that goes in depth about the troubles plaguing modern men written by Londonfrog

I’m on the last 100 or so pages of Gravity’s Rainbow. Almost into section 4

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Aurora - Jean-Luc Ponty
Hot Rats - Frank Zappa
Blue Matter - John Scofield
Witch Hunt - Wayne Shorter
Song of Innocence - David Axelrod
Headhunters - Herbie Hancock
Bags and Trane - Milt Jackson and John Coltrane
Scenery - Ryo Fukui
Friday Afternoon in the Universe - Medeski, Martin, and Wood