/lit/ - Literature

>NoFap was founded in June 2011 by Pittsburgh web developer Alexander Rhodes after a thread on Reddit about a 2003 Chinese study that found that men who refrain from masturbation for seven days experience a 145.7% spike in testosterone levels on the seventh day. This hit the front page of a popular forum on Reddit.

NoFappers are literally basing their philosophy off a reddit post about a bogus pseudo-scientific chinese "study"

>As a matter of fact, I can name a postmodern neomarxist, and it is I.

>The left/right dichotomy
"The more the ordinary mind takes the opposition between true and false to be fixed, the more is it accustomed to expect either agreement or contradiction with a given philosophical system, and only to see reason for the one or the other in any explanatory statement concerning such a system. It does not conceive the diversity of philosophical systems as the progressive evolution of truth; rather, it sees only contradiction in that variety."

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>I'm going to watch some of his youtube videos
>I'm going to read a couple of his books

I can imagine him turning on some low quality youtube video where you can hardly hear Zizek and then him closing it after 4 minutes thinking he's done enough to prepare. Ironically Zizek basically just reuses the same old jokes he does in most his videos so he could have easily had a counter ready if he actually bothered to put a couple hours into the debate

>Life is great and we should strive to improve society.

I seduced the librarian of a fancy college library where I live, and asked her to help me smuggle out a few books. Imagine her surprise when I showed up with a box of about twenty somewhat rare editions.
Needless to say we made love on the stack of them, and I ended up ruining a first edition copy of Tristes Tropiques with the juices of my passion.
Currently conspiring to shit twice in the same place, as saying goes, and get both editions of the Decline of the West, as well as a very nice Italian museum piece on human anatomy, and perhaps a couple books of Niesztche's as well, I feel as though it would be doing an honour to his spirit.

>Why yes, as a matter of fact I am unemployed. How did you know?