/lit/ - Literature

>>14640180
>See above, have any of you guys purposefully read all the books in a certain pill/chart? 100%’ed it? If so, how did it go? Was it worth it?
No, but I plan on doing so.
Doing pic related.

>>14640236
Maybe get a few from this one if I feel like I want more.

> ALERT ALERT ALERT
THIS IS NOW A CHART THREAD.

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>>14640266

This gradeschool teacher tier shit is lame. Where's muh esoteric pillz?

>>14640291

>>14640291
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>>14640180
>>14640236
>>14640246
im the creator of these, im slowly working on a guide to existentialism, probably wont be finished any time soon tho

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>>14640460
Nice work, and thank you.

I was gonna make a pill pill chart. But I realised some ridiculous amount of books induce mental illness that I'd be better off making an anti-pill chart.

>>14640460
I think the guys who made the philosophy guide disagree with your chart.

>>14640180
>Has anyone taken any pills?
2 months risperdone
6 months xanax
2 months citalopram

>>14640236
Slowly doin this now.
>>14640246
Should read up more on the greek society on teh side?

>>14640560
>Nice work
eh, I highly regret those charts all these years later. I am much more knowledgeable about both of those subjects and would have changed a lot. plus the shit proofreading makes me cringe.

>>14641408
So no starting with the greeks?

>>14641472
no, start with the greeks still

Im about ready to do the whole "Learning to Learn" and "Beginners guide to the trivium" charts. Havent started yet since im finishing something else up atm.

Ive only recently gotten back in to reading, and I was never serious about literature before, or visited this board much. I want to take it seriously now.

>>14640460
I want to do the greeks but ive had a question about these charts. If youre the creator than i guess youd be the best person to ask.

Why are there 2 different charts? Which one should I use? I was planning on doing the first one in your post here, and then reading any of the books from the second that i hadnt already.

>>14640236
I'm going through that chart. I'll be finishing "Mythology" soon, then I'll move on to The Oedipus plays. (I've already read a few things from the chart, I'm not going in a specific order).

I took xanax a few times. And i snorted some blue pill that made me feel drunk. Pills are fucking stupid

>>14640236
Can I read this chart without any prior knowledge of greeks, mythology or philosophy?

>>14641833
I just realized that this thread is not about drugs

>>14640407
read the crossed ones if anyone is curious
closest ive come to completing a chart lmao

>>14642392
Can you cast any cool spells yet anon?

Did anyone have that chart for economics related books? I saw it a little while ago and I've been looking for it since.

Is there a chart for American history?

>>14640269
The Will to Power and Human, All Too Human aren't even listed, what the fuck?

>>14640257
What is a blindpill?

>>14640269
>important influences
>no Kierkegaard(or Montaigne)

>>14641838
That's literally what its for. The first book provides the foundation for everything else, and its a doozy.

>>14640180
No it made me hate reading

>>14641540
look up graduate philosophy* programs and find some reading lists. don't use some random shit charts from a nigerian cricket taming board

*or classics if that's all you're looking for

>>14642411
this one?

>>14640180
No because I'm not an autist.
/thread.

>>14643564
>i'm still relevant!
>t. austrian economics
no.

>>14640870
How dumb You have to be that some old jew visita You and says >"heeeheeeheee goyim! You should take these pills they'll make you more plia...FOCUSED and help You go beeeyoooond your completelly irrational depression which is entirelly caused by your own irrationality and ABSOLUTELY NOT by the state of the world as ruled by my extended family!"
And you TAKE THEM.

>>14643585
Reality remains true indipendently from people's insistance on lying.
>relevant
What an ugly midwit word. It smells of MKULTRA.

>>14643588
>>14643588
>Reality remains true indipendently from people's insistance on lying.
economically relevant means that it reflects current reality. austrian economics doesn't and is thus not relevant. see how that works?

>What an ugly midwit word
imagine unironically using the word "midwit" just after displaying profound ignorance

thanks for making my argument for me, genius

>>14643602
>economically relevant means that it reflects current reality
That's not what it means though

>>14643602
>economically relevant means that it reflects current reality.
It doesn't. You can't do anything But redefine words untill it appears like You're right.
You're knowingly wrong and You will pay for your dishonesty.

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>>14643685
samefagging is cringe and also not an argument

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>>14643720
?
that doesn't prove anything

your "midwit" is showing anon

>>14643741
It provea that I'm not samefagging. Look at the time of the screenshot and the post.
Of course i shouldn't expect a keynesian to be able to tell the time without help or Breathe with his mouth closed.

>>14643759
>It provea that I'm not samefagging
no it doesn't

you should read a book not written by a lolbertarian anon. expand your horizons

>>14643525
go back

>>14643774
Yes it does.
You've been humiliated and defeated like your ideology. Goodbye.

>>14643797
>You've been humiliated and defeated like your ideology.
that's my line. have fun with your logically incoherent ideological framework

>>14641524
i've got almost all those books, i did the same thing a few years back. it's not the magic bullet to suddenly seeing everything at a higher level, that only comes with more exposure to more and more lit, but it was useful and well worth the time. adler's book is great for tackling non-fiction and Sister Miriam Joseph's Trivium is a great foundation to everything, very useful to keep nearby for reference or for clarifying things you might misread in directly translated Aristotle. i wish you luck anon.

>>14643818
Thanks bro. I figured they would provide some base knowledge for someone like me who has little experience reading classic literature. Everytime i hear about someones story on here, like you, its motivating.