Reads Chomsky once:

[Anonymous No.15379990]

[Anonymous No.15379998]

>>15379990
what translation?

[Anonymous No.15379999]

>>15379990
1980-2005 were the best years to be alive in history.
As soon as we have VR simulation, I'm going to simulate living in 1980-2005 over and over.

[Anonymous No.15380061]

>>15379990
Baudrillard more like.

[Anonymous No.15380079]

>>15379990
>>15380061
More like watches Matrix once. Do you guys actually think he reads? His fixation is clearly on cinema, not literature.

[Anonymous No.15380092]

>>15380079
I would be surprised if he is not familiar with Chomsky's ideas through secondary sources, though he may not have read Chomsky directly. But I definitely agree that his primary inspirations and ideas come from film. And other games ofc.

[Anonymous No.15380103]

>reads Moby Dick once

[Anonymous No.15380152]

>>15380079
MGS2 is unironically a better work of art than the Matrix. It is a better work of art than most highly regarded films of the last 20 years. Yes, you may call me a retard and a faggot but at the end of the day, I will still be right.

[Anonymous No.15380159]

>>15380103
I think he watched the movie

[Anonymous No.15380198]

>>15380103
This one is more like
>reads Nietzsche once

[Anonymous No.15380202]

>>15380061
>The first study titled “The Gulf war will not take place” was initially published a few days before the actual outbreak of military hostilities and repeats his earlier concept of “weak events” and frozen history. Baudrillard to the contrary, the Gulf war took place, but this did not deter him from publishing studies claiming during the episode that it was not “really taking place” and after the war asserting that it “did not take place”

[Anonymous No.15380206]

>>15379999
>t. millenial

[Anonymous No.15380212]

>>15379990
>>15380061
>>15380079
>>15380103
>>15380198
All wrong. Kojima has literally only read one book.

[Anonymous No.15380214]

Can you explain what you mean by that op?

[Anonymous No.15380249]

>>15380202
If you acutally read them you'd know why your post is retarded

[Anonymous No.15380328]

>Reads Lyndon Larouche once

[Anonymous No.15380341]

>Reads once

[Anonymous No.15380435]

>>15380328
xplain

[Anonymous No.15380557]

>>15379990
I haven't played MGS2 so I don't get the reference. Hiding this thread.

[Anonymous No.15380571]

>>15380557
newfag

[Anonymous No.15380595]

>>15380341
Wait a minute that card...

[Anonymous No.15380612]

>>15380328
what are the themes of mgs4 and 2 /lit/? what did big boss mean in his speech before he died (in mgs4 not metal gear 2)?

[Anonymous No.15380683]

Or as he's known around my crib, God.

[Anonymous No.15380840]

>>15380152
this is your brain on /v/

[Anonymous No.15380867]

>>15380840

He's right

[Anonymous No.15380871]

>reads Pynchon once

[Anonymous No.15380885]

>>15380840
return unto reddit.

[Anonymous No.15380911]

More like reads 1984 once

[Anonymous No.15381016]

>>15380867
>>15380885
Go back, retards

[Anonymous No.15381103]

>>15381016
Been here longer than you zoomer

[Anonymous No.15381120]

Why Chomsky says that singularity is science fiction? I bet that when he was a young man he thought that the shit we see today would be science fiction too

[Anonymous No.15381496]

>Metal Gear Solid 2 is a postmodern masterpiece

[Anonymous No.15382057]

>>15381496
idk about masterpiece but its a fun game and kojima is a great director. the story had some great plot twists at the end that makes it a unique experience. seriously man try it out (but play the first 3 games before it or at least mgs1)

[Anonymous No.15382259]

>>15379990
>not even once

[Anonymous No.15382339]

>>15382057
>muh plot
>muh twists
Fuck off back to /sffg/ or better yet r/books.

[Anonymous No.15382344]

Reads the Greeks and decides to stop there

[Anonymous No.15382471]

>>15380557
>>15381496
>>15382057
>>15382339
>>15382259
What are some more thought provoking, kino games like it?

[Anonymous No.15382947]

>>15381496
Seethe more

[Anonymous No.15382966]

>>15379990
Chomsky is so fucking depressing