/lit/ - Literature

>>14654459
Probably dune.
There will be plenty of contrarian motivated (you)'s. But dune was the first scifi book I ever read that believebly defined human nature within its universe.
Most other scifi classics are influenced by their time, as in you can recognize certain prejudices, politics etc. All those little things that leached into the writings as a byproduct of the time period the author lived in. This is especially true for modern scifi. So many of them have progressive ambitions of utopia/dystopia that are obviously just liberal-minded fantasies.
Dune feels timeless in comparison.

OP sounds like he has a cuckold fetish

>>14234979
>>14235516
>>14235604
Every now and then i fall into an obscure corner of information tucked away on the internet. Interesting, odd, or grotesque, whatever it is it leaves you in wonder in how something like it exists.
4chan has hardened me, and I rarely get that feeling anymore. But this thread has suprised me.