/lit/ - Literature

>>14797866
>>14797879

ASoIF gives one room to get invested in the characters and grrm is a good dramatist. Malazan is an aspie dungeon-master laboriously cramming as much meaningless epic-bacon lore per page as possible. Its utterly tedious.

>>14751192
>overrated
Reddit buzzword.
>awed
What are you a fucking bugman? You colossal faggot.

Mankind is devolving into a bug-like species caused by a cocktail of degenerate tendencies in late stage capitalism. Artificial sweeteners, plastic bottles, excessive onions-consumption and endless hours in front of the internet without proper physical activity is causing morphological changes to men: they are becoming flabby and effeminate looking.

Their values have evolved to scorn religion and the folk culture of one's forefathers, and instead it embraces obscene and child-like entertainment on Netflix and a mindless devotion to Scientism - the cheap psychedelic awe of gazing into astronomical photographs and reading popularizations of quantum mechanics replaces the Bugman's need for serious philosophical meditation on metaphysical principles.

Nietzsche warned us of the Bugmen who would inhabit the cities in the twilight days of western civilization. In Thus Spake Zarathustra he describes the Bugman in great detail:

I see and have seen worse things, and divers things so hideous, that I should neither like to speak of all matters, nor even keep silent about some of them: namely, men who lack everything, except that they have too much of one thing—men who are nothing more than a big eye, or a big mouth, or a big belly, or something else big,—reversed cripples, I call such men.

And when I came out of my solitude, and for the first time passed over this bridge, then I could not trust mine eyes, but looked again and again, and said at last: "That is an ear! An ear as big as a man!" I looked still more attentively—and actually there did move under the ear something that was pitiably small and poor and slim. And in truth this immense ear was perched on a small thin stalk—the stalk, however, was a man! A person putting a glass to his eyes, could even recognise further a small envious countenance, and also that a bloated soullet dangled at the stalk. The people told me, however, that the big ear was not only a man, but a great man, a genius. But I never believed in the people when they spake of great men—and I hold to my belief that it was a reversed cripple, who had too little of everything, and too much of one thing.

Pic related: Homo Instectum

>>13534793
>I have two arguments and I'm gonna make the same thread every day haha.
>First: You're a virgin/incel.
>Second: kys
>OMG BTFO happy natalists win once again.

>>13181878
>t.

>this thread
neck yourselves

>simulacra