/lit/ - Literature

John Maynard Keynes - The General Theory of Employment Interest and Money
Bukowski - Ham on Rye
Stendhal - The Charterhouse of Parma

Keynes' ideas are overtly despicable. He talks about people without any sense of humanity. The only book I've actually thrown into the garbage after reading because no one should see its wretched content. Pic rel is the most despicable man to ever live.

Bukowski's prose is boring & the plot is even worse. That "novel" is nothing more than a series of "lol I can drink more than other people" scenes over and over.

Charterhouse of Parma was just boring and hard to follow. It was the first novel I didn't finish because I simply lost interest.

>its another /lit/ cant into economics 101 thread
yay
for non-retards only
https://openstax.org/subjects/
also /r/askeconomics and /r/badeconomics are unironically good

also was thinking bout doing a economicscopypasta, but will take some time, already got one debunking austrian "economics" though

/r/economics FAQ on financial crisis for a neutral perspective

>philosopher tries economics

cute, try again sweetie

>>10642136
> big brother is a metaphor for people who don't like me saying 'nigger'"

/pol/ in one sentence