/lit/ - Literature

Where would you anons go from
>It was the farthest north they had ever been.
My initial response is to subvert it.
>It was the farthest north they had ever been. And it would be the farthest they'd get.
But I don't know if that's what everyone else would think to do also. So, do I stick with where I imagine the line 'should' lead me?
>It was the farthest north they had ever been. And they went farther still.
God I hate shared prompts.

Fuck lads, I have too many notebooks. I have a journal, a planner and a notebook for each of my projects plus 3 additional notebooks. I've made use of one of my additional notebooks by turning it into a research journal, but what the fuck do I do with the other two? I could make them general purpose notebooks but I'd hate to spend too much time writing in those then have to rewrite everything in my project specific notebooks for sake of organisation. Perhaps I should get into poetry and use on for poems. Any other ideas?

>people are the sum of their experience
>past experience determines or influences people's actions
>this is cause and effect

>all actions we have taken and all actions we will take are determined by past events
>all our actions, our wills, are predetermined
>our wills are not free

People are deceiving themselves into thinking that choice = free will, but choices are merely an illusion.
Are they really tricking themselves or do they simply not think about this stuff? After-all, why even think about it when you can live your life, reacting to events without worrying about free will, the illusion of choice is enough. It has to be, it's all we've got.