/lit/ - Literature

>>15939866
I see your point and it could be true, but from my experience it very much depends on the user base. Not too long ago I was FUCKED, like really badly fatigued to a point where I only got up to eat, write a page for my work, and got back to bed. It took all my strength to commute back and forth and I was just a mess waiting to implode if it wasn't for my family's support. Microdosing LSD has literally saved my life. Yes sure, I could have gone like this for the rest of my sad life, but now I feel great. I also noticed how I feel like doing it less and less. Like it's slowly fading away from me, but it's always there to fall back on in case I need it again. It made me reconnect with my family and friends. I'm productive like never before and still have energy left for a few hobbies sometimes. The fact that this substance is something that could get you imprisoned or killed by 'government'-thugs while drinking literal solvents and inhaling ashes and tar is considered normal is testament to a horrible system we created. I'm not reliant on it at all. But it's a 100% quality of life improvement to know that it's there and it makes me sad knowing that this could do the same for millions of people who have much more severe issues than me. I fully believe Robin Williams could have been saved this way.

>>13318805
>morality is processed chemicals
>there is no predetermined moral code that you're free to follow or not

>>10801998
You are boring.

>>10795174
>claims the major corporate, media and government institutions are corruptes by jewish influence
>also claims that the wealth of this nation was not ill-gotten

Someone can expalin me the final of "Mona Lisa overdrive"? Last thread died

At the hour of sunset, on a hot spring day, two citizens appeared in the Patriarchs' Pond Park.

>Library book sale
>It's all shit

Why do people read such terrible things?