/lit/ - Literature

>ALEX turns, noticing the audience, gives a small, wry smile, and begins to speak directly to the camera.

>>22904926
Why would I ever trust someone else's subjective experience over my own? If I'm physically sick, disagreeing I'm not actually sick is not going to heal me regardless of how many medical degrees the other person has.

>>22888928
>majority of the sample is a dull author's note
>only one page of actual book
>it features nothing but exposition

>>21296033
Life is predicated on loss and entropy. Kicking and screaming at the world and abandoning your values when things get rough doesn't get you anything. When you acquiesce to forces you can't change, you will by happy, and life will work with you again. Why does Job always make brainlets seethe? It's not a complex parable.

>>17974107
Projecting your own personal experiences onto internet strangers is never "the right idea." It's self-centered ego-fulfillment, where zero thought is put onto the person you're talking to and all thought put into satisfying your own desires of "helping".
Anon here hasn't even asked a single question about the perceived incels he is talking to, yet he deems fit to dole out life advice?

>>15042576

>one of the oldest and most influential forms of thought

Name 1 (one) person it influenced