/lit/ - Literature

>>18942418
anon... they didn't have cameras back then...

>>18826705
you have to be 18 years or older to post in this webstie

>>18598565

>all these newfags

>>17912288
>2 IPs
...

>>17691209
>>17691155
are you okay bro?

>>17239261
>When it comes to the question of who controls the Internet, there are 2 possibilities, and both are equally terrifying: that either we control it, or Them.
As bad as that "only one remained: two if you count God"

>>17194431
>Sowell

>>17170201
>he has the historical knowledge raw intellectual power to diagnose the our situation

Why does it feel like everyone in modern society has schizophrenia and I'm the only normal person left
wtf happened in the past 10 years while I was immersed in anime

>>17098818
That's uhh,.. that's John Stuart Mill...

>>16995320

>>16925832
Why are americans like this?

>>16843724
Gutenberg just has out of copyright books in plain text. libgen is practically identical to b-ok/zlibrary but without the download limit. A .mobi shouldn't have the same problem some pdf scans have. With piracy, you kind of have to take what you can get.
also
>read player one

>>16689469
>a wooden chair with officechair wheels on it
what the fuck?

>>16480013
what the fuck?

>>16343441
okay, that post reads like i'm have a stroke.
But in a publish or perish environment, why not shovel out easily written junk to keep the university bureaucrats at bay? perverse incentives create perverse outcomes.

>>16219671
>specialists without spirit, sensualists without heart; this nullity imagines that it has attained a level of civilization never before achieved

>>14731418
>poster(s)
>he hasn't transcended all duality yet

>>14728979
I'm not sure where you came from, but you have to go back.

>hey anon, I saw you raging on reddit

>>14661202
>every book has something to 'learn' in it
>everything 'learned' is something that can/must be 'applied' or 'put into practice'
Stop treating books like glorified self-help manuals.

>all education must be vocational