/lit/ - Literature

>>15496951
This book contains truths that can be put to use against today's progressivism in the same way that Foucault and Baudrillard describe certain truths about power and society that can be deployed against bourgeoisie left-liberals. Chomsky was inspired by Lippmann, who got it quite right by recognizing that the "public" is a phantom concocted to justify the construction of their preferred narratives. Nobody breaking into Target right now gives a fuck about George Floyd, but his memory sure is a useful fiction.

Here we go again
/lit/s moment of glory is at hand

>>11890374
>>11890416

>>9452970
>>9453099

Its a book about tidying you dummy. If you're too fucking WOKE to clean your room, that's legitimately sad.

Maybe you're redpilled because the feted odor of three day old socks filled with man juice and cool ranch powder repels any woman you might talk to.


>>9453092

Shits perfectly fine. I tried the Konmati thing, worked out pretty good. Its way easier to keep shit clean when you throw a bunch of shit out.

>>9453119

Pretty much. There's only a little more to it than that. I think the author almost accidentally hits on some really good strategies for tiding shit, but mis-attributes why they work.

Like, the idea of assembling all of one category of thing into one place helps to shake shit out of little corners, and forces you to consider how much value one thing contributes to your shit. i.e. books - when they're all on the floor you're less likely to want to keep that fourth stupid fucking puzzle book.

/lit/ is used to being raided, we were half-merged with /pol/tards already