/lit/ - Literature

>>14614393
>It's like people have forgotten that we are animals.

>>14474638
t.

>>13745345
>Problem solving skills in a speculative soft field of science by a man who altogether abandoned proofs by the 1980s, famously declaring "I'd rather be right than rigorous"
Solution: He didn't have exceptional problem solving skills.

>>13623358
Midwits by definition are opposed to Christianity. There is a U-curve for Christianity. Mostly it's brainlets then it tapers off as it approaches middle-range intelligence, then it increases again with super intelligent people (Langan, Ratzinger). Midwits are almost always materialists, which is why they think they are smart by dismissing it. Thanks for outing yourself, midwit.

>>13175217
>people who like to be educated
>instead of just hearing the birds chirp or whatever
Midwits then
Appreciating the beauty of the world and practicing mindfulness is more valuable than anything a podcast has to offer. Intelligent people realize this. Nobody wants to have their pleasant moment disrupted by babbling midwits regurgitating some information they happened upon. Useless trivia. Dreadful.

Poor people are not meant for great books or the intellectual life. Almost none of them will ever do anything great even if given the chance.

>>13044143
>Who isn't important? Tell me. Now. Right the fuck now - who would you let die if you had to choose?
Without a doubt, you.

>>12941572