/lit/ - Literature

>>20749689
>the post

>>20355654
>>20345915

Reminds me of pic rel

>>20110750
You'll get over it when you encounter someone that's obviously smarter than you. Your problem is community insulation. As for authors, Dickens is generally good for this sort of petard-hoisting.

You're giving YOURSELF too much credit.

>Read Bataille

>>19928063
>Is there a genuine refutation of NPC theory?
yeah i just post this image

Lol

Why Am I Such A Faggot: A OP's Perspective

>>19783001
>this video
>the comments section

What books do they read?

>>19214526
>the person who made this pic
>the people who read the pic
>the people who aren't described by the pic
>the people who type "copium"

xkcd was a pretty good web comic. I wish I knew more web comic authors, with the dawn of the internet there's probably more absurd shit to comentate on than ever before

>>18567468
>Everyone who doesn't think like me is brainwashed

>>18191208
Anything recommended on this board.

I dont feel like critizing others poema. Here is mine, the Song of Pekka the great.


Pekka was my finnish bud.
Never talked never complained, always witnessed.
Pekka was my finnish bud,
one day he got drunk and talked only to fist fight.
He lost.
He was a fine lad, silent as death, quiet as night.

Pekka was my finnish bud, one day he left, he said goodbye.
Pekka was my finnish bud, he left me some weed and some beer for me. He said in a note "dont forget me", so i dont forget that.
Pekka was my finnish bud, i toasted to him,
I miss him a bunch.

Pekka wielded a sword at a party,
a czech guy brought it to impress girls.
He got kicked out, broke a lamp and made a mess.
Pekka laughed, pekka puked,
I took pekka back to his room.
he said nothing, only burped,
But i helped him as he helped me many times
Cause pekka was my bud

Pekka was my finnish bud,
always blushed in front of girls.
His tongue twisted, his breath came out,
the girl would shy away and he would drink 'till pass out.
He was my bud so I drank as well,
until one night he fell down the stairs.
Bled a bit, broke a lip, smoked a cig and laughed.
Thats why i liked pekka,
Cause pekka was my finnish bud

Pekka was my neighbour, and he was my bud.
He wanted a free haircut, so i shaved him bald.
He brought beer, i offered weed,
we watched happy tree friends and chuckled like wee lads.
He taught me to breath without a point, to listen without a care.
He was an invisible master, a voice without name.
Pekka was my finnish bud, and he will always be,
as long as i breathe, as long as I live.
(No homo, c'mon hes pekka)

>almost all great authors were fans of taking long walks
What do you guys think about while walking? Sometimes I feel like the thoughts I have while walking often too petty and simple, or that they too self-aware of the desire for profundity in my mental discourse. I'd say I do my best thinking while in bed, in the shower, or at the dining table.

>>16827207
FUCK anti-natalists
FUCK efilists
FUCK misanthropes
FUCK pessimists

You are not welcome here, go back to your circle-jerk pity party discords, subreddits, and forums. 4Chan is for life affirmers and science deniers, not confused young women already on their last legs.

This comic perfectly embodies RC Waldun. Take heed anons.

>>16645493
So we shouldn't destroy anything that we deem dangerous? Do you want to forfeit your right to social reform and revolution? Or do you simply disagree with what they deem to be "heretical?" Why do we even have Islamic militant groups?

>>16645512
So it's not life that matters, but the presence of pain. Can't we genetically engineer animals that don't feel any conceivable amount of physical or mental pain or anguish? That would completely undermine the appeal to emotion that presupposes all of this utilitarian veganism

>>16645524
Think of it as more of a reaction

>>16645535
That poem section shows that he is a vegan, and I disagree with that. I also disagree with his anti-natalism, pessimism, and the general maverick "bad boy" persona everyone gives him. Fuck yes I'm going to shit on him, great poet or not. Have you ever had a strong opinion on anything? I can appreciate his poeticism while disagreeing with him and disliking him as a person, no?

>>16645540
I would disagree with consuming human meat on a religious basis, but that's a different argument entirely.

>>16212856
I have Kindle app on my phone for books I don't care to pay full price for. Phoen is connected internet so Kindle is, too. And I highlight in my Kindle as often I write in the margin of my books.