/lit/ - Literature

A pseud's argument will consist solely of references to other's works. If an argument is defended along the lines of "the evolutionary Hegelistic notion of anti-primitive communistic theory derives in a nietzchean manner the unequivocal neo-platonistic truth of the social contract," it is most certainly a pseud. The difference between a pseud and one who is intelligent is the capacity to think for one's self; the pseud thinks that being well read allows him to create an argument, while an intelligent being reads to understand what has already been learned and formulate something to advance his or her field.

He was the only one to successfully answer the meaning of life: to have kids.