/lit/ - Literature

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>Accomplishment necessitates capital
No. Perhaps your particular dreams may, but not all accomplishment requires capital. The irony of saying this on the literature board is palpable.
>I wish to do, age is simply a barrier to such ...
Every. Single. Time. Lemme guess, you're early 20's, got into crypto as late as everyone else, made some money on the $GME short squeeze, maybe read some Neetch or Stirner, and decided that you're the next Elon Musk and you're going to literally rebuild the world. There's a chance that you're smart enough to do these things, and maybe with that kind of dedication you'll even be ready when you're lucky enough to get your shot, but these posts of yours read as the seething of just another tourist who's certain that he's "got it figured out" and there is nothing that anybody else can ever do to really "get it" like he does. But coming to, let's be totally honest, a complete intellectual backwater and talking down to people who just like to read books? That doesn't sound like Caesar or Napoleon or Hitler. If you're going to really change the world--and as I said, maybe you've really got the potential to do so--why on God's green Earth would you bother coming here, of all places, to shit it up with /biz/ copeposts when people just want to talk about books and not be talked down to by every zoomer that's ""solved"' philosophy after reading ten books in their lifetime. People like to talk about books here: it's their hobby. Not everyone needs or wants their hobbies to change the world, or even to define their life. By all means, go forth and be prosperous, but don't get a messiah complex over your 6 figure bank account.