/lit/ - Literature

>>18765343
>Isn't this place interesting enough, as a cultural phenomena, to merit a full work?
Sort of, tho I think the most interesting part about 4chan is something only an anon could write about, but anons can't write, that is,
Why aren't there more namefags? How does this place STILL manage to so successfully and collectively avoid the vanity of sustained identity? Sure, we shit on namefags, but that sort of attention should only make them more popular, I would think. And what even is the difference between us and redditors? Even on reddit you're still for all intents and purposes anonymous, but there is a difference, not having to conform to your own history.
Like, you guys can make me look like an idiot RIGHT now, and I can argue with you, while posting elsewhere as if I had always had this new opinion that you guys gave me. There's so much liquidity in thought here, there's no expectations, I can change in an instant

>>18026163
how long did it take you? im 25 and i undoubtedly have it (also my mom got diagnosed with it some months ago even though that is not at all what she went to the doctor for)
>my mom was a teenager when she had me
same
>I don't know what you other ADHD anons are
infj altho im ambivalent to mbti. there are some types that i can immediately recognize, like intp, which makes me think there's something to it

adhd is only really suffering for me because my life revolves around reading, and being a stem grad. there really is not enough time in a day. i do not know how the world functions. if it was full of people like me society would collapse immediately. but the streets would be empty also

>>14431221
>Any books about oppression of women on patriarchal STEM fields? Why aren't female scientists taken seriously?
I don't know, man. I'm an engineer major and I'm trying my hardest to ask this girl out in my circuit design class without being the single, antecedent cause for driving women out of STEM. It's just not possible. You can't study science and ever hope to find love, they don't let you!

>>14414054
all fiction is just a series of footnotes to Tolkein

Hi guys how do you read fast? I spent maybe 8 hours or more, maybe 10, reading Shadow of the Torturer the past two days and am only on page 70. Some people finish a book a day. Do you guys look up new words and digest every confusing sentence neurotically when you read, or do you not?