/lit/ - Literature

>>18451856
>Muh asset
A currency cannot be an asset because an asset must be more than a defined store of value but something that invites value into your pocket. I know I'm breaking pharisee denotata here with some Kiyosaki obnoxiousness but an asset has to DO something on a balance sheet more than occupying space or fudging numbers. You can't depreciate and appreciate or amortize a bitcoin. Crypto will be a far off fever dream since it doesn't enter the universe of GAAP and any agreed upon actual transactable conceptual framework. That's beyond just boomers being retarded it's an ivory tower circle jerk casino.
The rhetoric of guys like Charles H of Cardano is that crypto IS competing with fiat. That's the whole point of Cardano: "banking the unbanked". Right now in /biz/ and wallstreet and American parlance crypto is a gambler's funny stock button floating in lala land exchanges and NFTs but there are several African nations defaulting to the Crypto gods who basically printed their fancy counterfeit meme fever dream into buying their whole economies indirectly and covertly.

Are there any notable philosophical works of late that deal with the problem of bugmen consuming netflix shows, blue twitter checkmarks, political discussions on reddit and basket-weaving forum shitposts for 15 hours a day?

>>17708528
>girl I really like
>have never made a move cause I'm a wuss and she's a customer at my job so kinda scared of any complications with my position
>shefuckingknows.webm Has known for a long time. She can see it in my behavior probably, and I can see clearly that she knows
>has at least been kind and smiling to me
>she is generally forced to bump into me a lot since we live in a small town and also lives in the next block
>we usually just exchange a furtive 'hi' 'hello' etc
>be last night
>walk past her in the street again
>say hello to her
>says a bored 'hi' as if forced by Divine Law to do so, while ROLLING her fucking eyes
Anons, I've been through two tough break-ups and have also been rejected in the past, but that eye-roll was so dismissive I felt less than the most worthless worm crawling the dirt
Why do women have to be so cruel? I also can't quite figure out why she did this to me. I've barely even bothered her or talked about muh feelings

Any books for people who absolutely despise society, their behaviors, manner of speech, architecture, culture, """values""", art, ideals and most importantly the accumulation of these vermin in what we call today a 'modern city'?
I just want to read something that will give me the final push to either jump off a tall building or fuck off to live in the wilderness.
Any good suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

>>17649178
Start with the Greeks
Proceed with the Romans
Press on with the Neoplatonists
Wrap it up with the Scholastics
Do NOT read anything after and including Descartes if you want to save your eternal soul, except Kierkegaard, Thoreau and Emerson
Hegel can and WILL ruin your very humanity

Suggest me a beginner's philosophy book on Ethics written in the 20/21st century, which upon inquiring on the author's background I won't find out any of the following shit:
>moral relativism
>atheism
>virtue_is_instinctivemism
>naturalism
>'men of the left'
>women