/lit/ - Literature

>>22738076
okay we, as atheists, DONT need infighting rn. I’m the only fucking defender of secular logic and reason ITT that has actually put forth an intellectual and independent-minded heuristic capable of embarrassing the sky daddy cultists. if you aren’t smart enough to intuit my simple directions and create your own organic soul-oracle of facts and evidence then you’re no better than these e-Christians trying to decipher Nietzsche through pedantic texts. you are so much more brave than you know. I am literally grinning at my monitor thinking of your secular potential. I can feel it. one last chance big guy, come aboard the enlightenment express. I saved a seat for you.

Would you be interested in a youtube channel that was mainly just a girl reading poetry?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FI6xJNEiYw

Would you watch a literary youtube channel that was just a girl reading poetry?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FI6xJNEiYw

>>21231152
>Das Kapital

>Prometheus Rising by RAW

>Nietzsche:
Antichrist
Twilight
Gay Science
Ecce Homo
Geneology
Zarathustra

>Get an understanding of Freud and Lacan
(Just watch videos)

>The Black Books
and
>Psychopath's Bible by Christopher S. Hyatt

You now have my worldview

>>20562781

>>20303039
>Back then

Is /lit/ an enlightenment or romantic board?

>>18635787
>God I hate art

Just one? Maybe two, to contrast or compare them and maybe get more out of them? Even more?

>>14880986
uh ohh

>>14605852

How are you gentlemen please stand by for an important message from the princess of your global internets.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izXnCkrfjO0
You have no chance to survive, make your time. The internet is the future; as the internet goes, so goes the world. Fighting against the internet will result in your own obsolescence. That is all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE6emvdmg-M
>This there was ever any doubt the internet would win the war for the future, right? And we all know what the internet is for: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTJvdGcb7Fs

>>14046584
The big carrot that always keeps us on the move. Now you can see why my shirt is such comedy gold >>14045614

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyhrYis509A

>>13985047
TURN
IT
ON
We must immanentize the Eshaton!

time to end it bros
I've had enough of this farce

DEABRAHAMISE YOURSELF AND FACE TO BLOODSHED
DEABRAHAMISE YOURSELF AND FACE TO BLOODSHED
DEABRAHAMISE YOURSELF AND FACE TO BLOODSHED
DEABRAHAMISE YOURSELF AND FACE TO BLOODSHED

it's time to deabrahamise yourself and the world at large

The Problem

If philosophy is the study of "fundamental problems" then it is about the fundamental problems of humanity itself which includes many domains of investigation. The fundamental human problem of the present is how to save humanity from its seemingly inevitable destruction. This is going to take a HUGE philosophical engine to drive it, one never before been built - but has been in the process of being built by every single line of philosophical inquiry, from the study of philosophy itself and by greater extension humanity and life on Earth. None of our favorite philosophers are left out, all philosophers are awesome even the ones who are "wrong" because they were wrong in very precise ways that contributed to the building of knowledge. The history of philosophy is exactly the same as science in this way. The driving engine of philosophy is a passion for it, which necessitates a diversification and expansion of perspectives. There is only learning in philosophy, the only error is in thinking you've stopped in an ultimate conclusion, and you know you haven't until the Ultimate Conclusion arrives and the Eschaton is Immanentized. Until then, you just keep doing art, science, and philosophy as hard as you can until you run out of cake and can't dream anymore. At that point, it becomes a Quest for Dreams, to ignite one's creative passion to drive them further towards the future.

Now that we've concluded that philosophy is a non-zero-sum enterprise and the apparent zero-sumness is due to politics and completely unrelated, let's look at the sciences. They're famously non-zero-sum in dynamics, if someone is shown to be incorrect all parties win. Then there's art, the entire field of creative expression. If someone makes art that more people like than you, or is superior in skill relative to a certain perspective, that is a boon to both the individual and collective enterprise as art - universally an addition, something taken from nobody (Any sense of zero-sumness comes from economics, not art itself.) Can science, philosophy, and art save humanity? I think so, and to do so we're going to need to accelerate passions in these fields to an incredible degree - and so a love of life, and each other. From these non-zero-sum mutually creative dynamics, a mutually creative economy is necessitated to form. Do the art, science, and philosophy and the business will take care of itself. Dream your room.

>>12484065
Genesis and the Revelation to John
>>12484094
Only weebs who have never read Revelation would believe this. The Biblical imagery was extremely heavy handed and the whole show visually represented Biblical concepts that normie Christians living in nominally Christian countries usually struggle with. Pic related, it's Gendo.

>>12364177
Lol, this going to end well

>>12334646
Am I supposed to believe there's something wrong with what they did? Obsessing too much over AOC laws means you're probably a pedo, sure, but consensual relationships between adolescents and adults have existed since the dawn of man, and ignoring them because you're uncomfortable makes you a hyper-domesticated lobotomized anti-artist.

>>12187584
It won't, we're supposed to lose, but this is a scripted death anyway.