/lit/ - Literature

>>19509863
Forgoing social contact gives you a lot of free time which you can use to dedicate towards a hobby. The social contacts will follow.

>>19390866
De gustibus non est disputandum.

>>18677008
I like how you ignore all the other points. Whatever helps you cope my man. I am just trying to give you some perspective.

>>18677019
At 42 that is definitely impressive. Good stuff! But if you do not manage to stay under the 1 hour mark if you are in your 20s you are just unfit imho.

>>18257398

>>18248465
Because it only happens with Americans

>>17942251
He seems like he is having a good time and is doing fine. Step out of your comfort zone and stop being a slave, Anon.

>>17386852
So what?

>>17115016
>They just absorb memes and infographics, never questioning the source as long as it fits their bias

Exactly. But for some reason they do not comprehend that.

>>17078276
Who cares? This bottom of barrel filth, which only impresses mental lightweights, belongs on /pol/.
If you want to believe that you are "fighting leftists" here feel free to do so.

>>16289840
Sure

>>12049712
works for me

I don't read
I don't watch movies
I don't listen to music

How to write a story?

>>5391713
>implying that matters as long as you choose a proper degree

I haven't even been to a community college but it's not like science or engineering suddenly work differently there.
The only difference is the big equipment but honestly: You're not going to use that unless you enter some PhD program.

As long as the profs don't slack off it doesn't matter. I mean the fucking Ukraine has math courses you could only dream of in the US. Holy shit, I know Doctors in western europe who graduated in maths and worked in machine learning for years and who are awestruck when it comes to eastern european publications.

Same goes for Computer Sciences. Fucking Budapest is like a stronghold of that field, but has anyone ever fucking mentioned that university?

If you enrolled in some shitty degree though... welp.