/lit/ - Literature

>>22822714
take a look at this

>>22774433

I need more lainpilled books. I'm reading Cyberia right now, it's better than expected.

>>22354418
You are into something. What you call news and information is just ultraprocessed messages from corpos and lobbies and cabal. They literally handle the information we consume.

lainpill, which compliments the blindpill and is better read either at the same time or after reading the blindpill chart.

>>22219530
That's a reasonable assumption. The kind of assumptions you are defending involve paying taxes to nihilists and sex abuse scandals.

>>22021694
>>22023140
pic

>>21668862
There is a version of the blindpill with 25 books in it, instead of 20, would anyone post it?

>>21633594
Not pictured are the writings of Vannevar Bush and whoever the dolphin guy is.

My personal favorite, the Lain Pill

>>20780835
Here you go, broski. Also search up Serial Experiments Lain on one of the many 4chan archives that include /lit/.

The Lain Pill
>>20734307
Ethnicity does not depend on race.

>>20729273
>>20729217

>>20670004

As I always reccomend LAIN

>>20516166
Based and lainpilled.

This chart is all you need

>>20354071
>>20351026
It should also be added to this that everyone should know at least how to deal and escape the negative influence of those problems.
Positively speaking, everyone should know:
>how to use a computer
>at least basic programming (of computers, not of people)
>how to cook for yourself (and the additional skills that are need/are going to come with it)
>at least basic social skills, that is: how to express yourself in such a way that the other person knows what you're talking about, how to handle yourself in situations with consequences (fights, physical or verbal, accusations and so on), how to pick sides, etc.
>logic and problem solving.
>meditation and/or breathing techniques
>how to avoid attention
These skills I listed above are very basic but they should allow you to live a comfortable life. If all the unchecked problems in today's society were allowed to reach their logical conclusion (and it seems they will be allowed to), you will probably need much more skills, including some that are related to survival. I cannot speak about them for myself, however, since right now I don't have any of them and would thus be unable to provide any actual recommendation for the other anons. Picrel has books that will allow anons not only to understand the current state of the world but also how to better navigate it, but it won't teach you any of the aforementioned skills.
You should also fill at least 60% of your HDD/SSD with things that will be useful for you in the case of a cyberpandemic (like the one WEF is warning about since 2019). Some examples of this are books (obviously), movies (for entertainment of yourself, of your community, and for social purposes), music (same as movies), games (same, even if you don't play vydia, you can use the downloaded ones for social purposes, much akin to the way people used to go to each other's houses to play games before piracy and digital platforms such as steam were popular).

any one have the books name dropped by carlos zen
the saga of tanya the evil dude

>>20237366
based and lainpilled