/lit/ - Literature

There's no way anyone can read 100 pages of Blood Meridian while sensibly retaining all of it, right?

What book do you read if every body hates you?

Imagine if he and Waldun started a team.

What are some books about me taking a shot gun, tying it to a noose, and drowning myself off a cliff?

>>18964355

Can science fiction be high brow?

>>18932463
>Who is Waldun, Jaidyn, Jay the Author, Garderner, Clark, KDBooks, Better Than Food and Quentin?

Garderians are obnoxious because their Ontological framework relies on large leaps of faith rather than logical conclusions. I get that this kind of reasoning is useful for certain kinds of problems but Gardenians lack the modesty to see this and I think most of them misunderstood Gardener. Walduns Ontology is much more cohesive, Waldunians are better read and seem to have a more comprehensive understanding of Waldunian principles...

I have a shelf of books but I'm too lazy to pick one off the shelf and would rather just download a PDF of it and read it from my laptop. I've realised recently that I am a victim of marketing and Waldunian Aesthetics.

>>18903010
Yeah weird hahaha, I wonder why women would be interested in that kind of stuff, that seems really unhealthy

4chan is training us to write in 1-2 paragraph blocks of writing at a time.

You can just tell when a writer has never been in a fight before. I could never read a writer like that. If you haven't ever been in a fight and want to be a writer, you need to at least get into one otherwise everyone will know.

>Reading philosophy.
>Realise I already know everything this person said intuitively .
>Can't tell if it's from my own inner intellect or I just was one part removed from the authors influence on someone else, who influenced me.

>tfw you realise matter is the lowest oscillation barring some run off
>tfw you realise light is the highest oscillation barring some run off
>tfw you realise the space between these two points is 3 dimensional space
>tfw you realise at the other end of a black hole is 2 dimensional space
>tfw you realise matter is the highest oscillation in 2 dimensional space
>tfw you realise stars in 3 dimensional space are the inverse of black holes
>tfw you realise at the other end of a star is 4 dimensional space
>tfw you realise light is the lowest oscillation in 4 dimensional space
>tfw you realise that this scales infinitely

>Tfw you realise the Socratic Dialogues are computational instructions

The more philosophy I read the more shallow I realise it all is. It's such a well from the outside looking in, but when you really step down into it you realise it's ultimately just a puddle. Then you pick up Wittgenstein and btfo everyone.

I've never read a philosophy book that said something I didn't already intuitively know.

What are some books about knowing people, but not wanting to know anyone?

Why did I waste so much money on physical books when pdfs are free and I don't even have to get off my computer to read them?

There's no rational reason to read any philosophy beyond Plato and Aristotle.

What books do pure people read? People who are too pure to communicate with other people because impurity is poison to the pure? People who wander through the entirety of their life unable to find even a single person who oscillates at the frequency they do? Is there any book for these types of people? To help them cope?

I used to get drunk and fight random people on the street for no reason. I unironically have been in over 100 fights in my life. This probably sounds like a cheap shitpost because nobody could be that crazy, but it isn't. Is there any book you can recommend for me?

What are some books about being hated for seemingly no reason?

>>17595366
>commas instead of periods
Why do people do this?