/lit/ - Literature

>retarded ape blob thinks he can grasp the UNIVERSE
Go back to worshipping Sky Ape, ape, and leave the noble particles alone.

Are there scifi books that go beyond the scale of one galaxy?

>>15204928
Around the age of 35-40 you should stop reading new books. Reading new releases past that point is largely meaningless. The second half of your life should be dedicated to re-reading and reminiscence, projecting your own life upon the familiar stories, gaining new, unexpected perspective, drawing wisdom from the inside rather than seeking it elsewhere.

>locked myself in my dorm for 3 hours
>locked phone and laptop in closet
>wrote and planned my novel the whole time
>I'm excited to see through my idea to completion
>Feels good /lit/

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/50580/a-beautiful-young-nymph-going-to-bed

More poems like this? Playful and funny

>tfw suspecting that I might be a god
Books for this feelio?

Imagine subscribing to some particular school of philosophy like an overexcited groupie following her favourite band around the country, instead of using philosophy as a whole to bolster your wisdom and ability to think critically.