/lit/ - Literature

>MON VISAGE QUAND THIS IS STILL GOING.

>>1614321

AND YET I OWNED HIS MIND LITERALLY BY TYPING AND EATING CORN FLAKES SIMULTANEOUSLY.

>>1614168

YES IT IS, BECAUSE EVERYTHING IS RELATIVE; OBJECTIVITY IS RELATIVE; RELATIVITY IS OBJECTIVE.

>>1614120

HURRRRRR... IN A STOCHASTIC SCENARIO A MIND CAN BUILD OBJECTIVITY BY LAYING CONSTANTS AND PATTERNS WHICH THAT MINDS CALLS "OBJECTIVITY" BUT STILL CONSCIOUS THAT THAT CONSTRUCTION IS HIS CREATION, SO I AM MAKING A POINT.

HOW COULD IT CLOUD WHEN IS NOT.

>>1614104

SO?

THAT IS THE POINT OF THIS, FAG.

>>1614074
>CRITICIZING MY STATEMENT ON RELATIVITY BY MAKING OBJECTIVE STATEMENTS POINTING OUT THE IRONY/PARADOX OF MY OBJECTIVE STATEMENT ON RELATIVITY.

HOW CAN YOU NOT SEE THIS?!

>>1614050
>>1614046

LOL

IRONY.

>>1614043

AND YOU, IF YOU HAD ASKED ME I WOULD HAVE TOLD YOU BECAUSE IT HAPPENS THAT I HAVE READ e e cummings SO YOU LOSE.

>>1614041
>an objective statement
>an objective statement
>an objective statement

EVERYTHING IS RELATIVE; OBJECTIVTY IS RELATIVE; RELATIVITY IS OBJECTIVE.

>>1614007

EVERYTHING IS RELATIVE; OBJECTIVITY IS RELATIVE; RELATIVITY IS OBJECTIVE.

WHAT ARE YOU, A TWEEN?

A NOVEL RELATING THE HAZY DAYS OF A YOUTH AND HIS NONINTERACTIONS WITH A WORLD HE FOUNDS STUNNING AND FRIGHTENING OBSERVATING IN ISOLATION AND DISGUST.

EREADERS, TROLL FAGGOT OLDSTER.

>>1613309
>kind of implied in the term ' intellectual' to begin with, because nothing simple is intellectual, and is in fact vehemently opposed to intellectuality, if you are using intellectual in one specific sense

SOMETHING SIMPLE CAN BE INTELLECTUAL.

>are you trying to be funny or ironic or ironically deep or deeply ironic or something

NO.

ITT: HUURRRRRRR

PROCEED WITH NAKED LUNCH.

>>1613171

>IMPLYING NIETZSCHE.

>>1613146

YES AND YOU CAN SEE THE ACCURATE RATING MADE BY ME WHICH IS THE BEST APROXIMATION TO HOW THOSE KINDS OF NONFICTION LITERATURE ACTUALLY RANK UP ACCORDING TO INTELLECTUAL COMPLEXITY AND/OR RELATIVISTIC OBJECTIVE ARTISTIC MERIT.

01. NOVELS WRITER.
02. SHORT STORIES WRITER.
03. POETRY WRITER.
04. SCREENPLAY/MOVIE-TELEVISION PROGRAM WRITER.

>>1613022

>>1612554
>finish my workout at the gym
>come outside and hold the door open for a girl at the shop next door
>in the rush to get to the door quickly she drops her notebooks etc
>she a copy of the plays 'Luther' by John Osbourne, 'Waiting for Godot' by Beckett and 'Fences' by August Wilson
>tell her i love those plays, ask her how she found them
>said they were a little too formulaic for her
>understand what she is saying and suggest some Brecht for a break away from the Stanislavski style of theatre
>she blushes and asks me to tell her more
>give her a run down on the basic themes of Brecht and then say i gotta go
>says she doesn't understand and that maybe we should talk in more depth
>try and explain my points more clearly at a local coffee shop
>she keeps getting me to go over things and steers the convo towards a normal social one, not one about plays
>feel annoyed that she's a bit dense like this and not interested in the plays so i say i need to go
>she asks me if i like going to the theatre and i answer yes
>asks if we can go together on Monday
>say that i don't think she'll truly appreciate it and i don't wanna waste my time
>she seems upset and says she really wants to go
>take her number and name (basically forces it on me) and make my excuses.
>delete her number from my phone asap because i don't want to be associated with such a cretin.


LOL!

I LIKE HIS POETRY MORE THAN HIS NOVELS.

"PEOPLE HAVE AN ANNOYING HABIT OF REMEMBERING THINGS THEY SHOULDN'T."

-JONATHAN FRANZEN, EEEEE EEE EEEE.

"EVERY MAN HAS INSIDE HIMSELF A PARASITIC BEING WHO IS ACTING NOT AT ALL TO HIS ADVANTAGE."

-STEPHEN KING, ULYSSES.