/lit/ - Literature

>>21639625
This needs a Spengler edit asap

Anyone got the screencap of the post that went something like "We will reach a point where technological progression allows the average person to exist without needing to provide something of value, even luxury and comfort will be created and managed by a small select few. At this point we will see the rise of people who with nothing of value to provide, will try desperately to cling to some sort of meaning. This type of thing is just the final throes of a dying breed." Been looking for it lately but cant find it anywhere.

>utilitarians BTFO in a single pic

Any crime is only a word which the mind uses to describe an unfavorable action occurring to one's body or property. The mind is able to control whether any event, a robbery for example, is a crime or not based on it's own clinging to outside events.
In this comic we see that because the victim freely gives his bike away, there is no crime

Refute this.

>>16887681
Same mentality.

>>16815680
>utilitarian calculus
Don’t do it anon, mom would be sad.

>>15922568
i used the greek TRANSLITERATION so that the homeric scholar can do what homeric scholars do and study these concepts that dont quite balance out in modern cultures way of reconciling them,pic related you faggot

>>13608255

stoicism is pic related: the philosophy.

>>10710544

Is this approach to ethics sound? Can we get a better world if we just think about the OTHERs happiness instead of obsessively focusing on our own?

>>10311505
>Was I the bike
>That was missing?

>>10276556
>>10276589
Well what else would he do? It's more just straight optimism. He could either think like he does, or he could get mad and just be filled with impotent rage at who ever stole his bike.