/lit/ - Literature

Do you ever feel like you cannot follow your dream of reading and writing books all day? Do you ever feel like society is putting relentless pressure on you to conform and "contribute"?

Well, it's easy. Take the NEET pill, Anon. If you're anything like me, all you want to do is read your books, think about them, and maybe engage in some rudimentary hobbies. So just stay at home. The trade-offs are 1) a social purpose and 2) amassing capital. Both are absent today anyhow in contemporary society. Thus, there is literally no downside.

You could go into academia, at which you will have to deal with an overtly politically correct and inflated bureaucracy. Or you could wageslave in the free market economy, where you will be alienated and exploited. Or you could work for the government, a degenerated liberal hierarchy which will you rob you of any sense of belonging.

All of these require degrees and give shitty pay, and most of your money will return to the government in form of taxes. If you must work, do so illegally and evade taxes. Education can be attained at home, in solitude.

There is LITERALLY no downside to the NEET life. In fact, if you get lucky, you might just make it as a writer, artist, or whatever it is you're doing due to all the time saved. Take the NEET pill, Anon.