/lit/ - Literature

is k-punk like k-pop? lmao gay

>>18203577
What a meme master that guy was. And are you implying he did something evil?

>>17883867
>LiveLeak is a British video sharing website headquartered in London

>>17624391

>X uses words I dont like
>X writes in a way I dont like
>the standford page about X says X says stuff that I think its wrong
>authors who I agree with say X is shit and its wrong
>this means X is wrong and everyone who reads them are retards and only the things I read and understand are philosophy and I'm right about everything
Why do analytic philosophers do this?

>Be me, wannabe published author
>Hmm, the market is very competitive
>Maybe it's saturated, too many English writers
>I know! I'll publish in a lesser-known language
>Less competition and easier time publishing awaits!

The only flaw I can see is that I actually don't know any foreign languages. I'm thinking I'll learn one of:
French (Romance and Paris)
Spanish (I took it in high school, plus it's America's second language at this point)
Italian (ROME)
German (Germany has a nice flag, and /lit/ tradition is strong)
Arabic (Looks very pretty, plus many people know it)
And write my novel in it.

Is this a good plan? If so, what language does /lit/ recommend?

>English is the lingua franca of the world
>As time goes on, English will replace other languages
>As this continues to its logical conclusion, English will become the only language
>Thus, I shouldn't both to learn Spanish
Am I right? I guess one could substitute Mandarin for English, but the logic stays the same.

If consciousness is an illusion, then who is it fooling?

>>15212864
Listened to the first half hour of this. Does UG just need to start with the Greeks?

>>14664256

would you not say feminism, equality, veganism, and global warming are the controversial topics of our present age?

What is the utility of creating fiction? Isn't it self indulgent? Justify such a hedonistic act