/lit/ - Literature

>>16959100
>God is that than which nothing greater can be conceived .

>Sisyphus? Happy.

why yes, I'm a non-materialist atheist. How could you tell?

>For me it's the Discorsi

>>16869546
>>16869557
>Un ordine perfetto è impossibile, semplicemente perché c’è l’entropia. Ma senza ordine non si vive. Con i libri, come per tutto il resto, occorre trovare una via tra queste due frasi.
Okay, this is based

>>16804293
UNEQUIVOCALLY BASED

>>16770931
haha that's what i do

>why yes, I am trying to meme a violent gnostic revolution instead of queefing about "rhizomic alterities" all day, how could you tell?

>What I would call the present age? The regnum quantitatis, of course

>>16736757
Psalm 34:8, God is great.

>>16721434
I'm not suffering, life is good and so is God

>>16679379
You forgot your self-portrait, sir.

>>16679376
>falling for the gamblers fallacy
Let me explain: Every time an event occurs, it has some probability of having some outcome. We can assume that there are a set number of possible outcomes. For example, a coin has a 50/50 chance of landing heads or tails. Your mistake is in misunderstanding that EACH FLIP is a separate event with its own probability.

So, with a coin for example, when you flip it, you have a 50% chance of getting heads, and a 50% chance of getting tails. You're not guaranteed to get tails on the next flip if you land on heads. Rather, the second flip is its own discrete event, also subject to the 50/50 heads/tails outcomes.

>Complete works of Plato
>Complete works of Aristotle
>Enneads of Plotinus

>why yes, I do meme gnosticism in the hopes of awakening a modern warrior caste that will destroy the vampire-archons of power and usher in a new age of light, how could you tell?

>>16654803
>Wow anon, this is really good
why yes
*wait till she says something again*
>Did you write it yourself?
how did you know?

>>16650552
Based let it flow chad

>>16631478
Yes

>>16613722
haha based woman guy

>>16594603
>Thank you, I'm looking forward to finishing it.

That the agricultural revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.

>>16584999
I havent read book shorter than 1000 pages in my entire life. When my mom tried to read me Aesops Fables as a kid I started vomiting uncontrollably and called her pleb

>>16533963
Both, my nigga

>to be fair, he was kind of a dick

>>16492157
>Insinuating I don't know I'm brainlet