/lit/ - Literature

Read some Stirner and you'll learn how to unspook yourself
Epicurus for learning how to live pleasurably without burning yourself out in a hedonic treadmill
Stoics and Buddhists for practices which are effective at difficult times when you are suffering
Nietzsche for learning how to embrace your Will to Power and personal Pride
Aristotle for learning how to balance it all out

>>4248019
Nobody who has read Stirner hates him, only those with a simplified view stemming from a wikipedia skim.

Well, except maybe Marx. Marx really, really hated him.

kek

>>4024252
go2bed karl

Look Nietzsche belongs with the Individualist Anarchists, (they're one our whiskers-observer status-in the coalition)
point de caption, pin it down

>>3831367
Funny pic; in return, here's a similar satire of Marx

But I'm having mixed feelings about his quote/aphorism. It's as if it is poetically well-written and _almost_ suitable with my own opinion/judgement [of reaching a certain point of understanding in a particular discipline/subject], though, in the end, it comes out indifferent to me because it misses the philosophical underpinnings of science.

>>3831425
Except that I was asking him for an advice on Marx specifically, not Smith or/and Ricardo.

>captcha: egotism ntyruno

>>3638862
This.

Just accept Max as your lord and savior.

>>3483673
They are writing the next big book.

>>3479042
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