/lit/ - Literature

>>14770637
>(C - C(n) = C + -(C(n))) < C + ((C - C(n) = C + -(C(n))) + -(C - C(n) = C + -(C(n))))
so it's like that huh, I understand everything now

>Hegel procedure

>>12987104
>"capitalism" (aka the serotonin system and god)

>>12324647
yep, I crunched the numbers; you never watched the video

>>10253653
Genuine is probably a strong word, but I took the Zizek-pill and have read Marx unironically. Marx's analysis of capitalism was top notch. It's remarkable how pointed and lucid those parts of his writing is. His writing on revolution is vague and uninteresting, and his writing on what communism is supposed to look like is nearly nonexistent. Ultimately I still consider myself a communist because I don't think capitalism can solve many of the "big problems" of today's (more specifically tomorrow's) society - refugee movement, bio-genetics, ecology. These are problems the market cannot solve.

>>6571681
I'm reading the Moral Landscape right now.

Sometimes he inadvertently disproves his own argument. And sometimes he poses really interesting questions.

But the book itself is not very readable. And I say this as a guy who really enjoyed The End of Faith.

>albums/compositions
Abraxas - Santana
Buena Vista Social Club (I have listened Chan Chan thousands of times while selling books)
Stone Temple Pilots - Purple (you can fuck yourself i'm a plen)
>books
Ward no 6 (El pabellon no 6)- Chekhov (and the rest of his short stories, but this one was awesome)
Miguel de Unamuno - Tragic sense of life
Calvino - Si Una Noche De Invierno Un Viajero
Cervantes - Don Quijote
>tv shows
True Detective (I'm a plen, rust lover)
The Wire
Rome and GoT
>films
Jacob's Ladder
Stalker
The Thing