/lit/ - Literature

is uncle ted the most congruent thinker?
he did exactly as he preached

>>14561736
blocks your path

Unironically, did 4chan provide you a better education than high school?

I don't just mean learning about books on here, but learning to refine arguments, learning logic and rhetoric, getting help and advice.

In terms of efficiency of education, how does it stack up against your high school?

>>13134533
why combat it. asceticism in wild nature is amazing.

On Ted's social preferences

>"When Ted stopped at my Lincoln shop just to visit I felt almost honored, because I never saw him go anywhere except to conduct business, such as buying groceries. But for him to stop, conditions had to be just right. The big garage doors [...] had to be opened wide, and I had to be alone. It became quickly obvious our visits had to be one-on-one. If someone stopped while Ted was there, he'd be gone like a puff of smoke, disappearing even in the middle of a sentence. At first it seemed like odd behaviour, until I gradually concluded that he was extremely shy and guarded around other people."

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On Ted's relationship with animals

>"Our dogs could smell him, and they hated him. He hated them as well. It seemed like all animals reacted aggressively towards Ted."

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Ted in forest.