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Working out and reading more as a New Years resolution

If I have my novel swap POVs from character to omnipotent by chapter, will that be met with warm regards or come off as indecisive and lazy?

Fascism: the state using its power against labor for private interests
Capitalism: private property and competition

So yes the statement checks out

>>16679362
>he's only 20-years-old

I will admit that's pretty impressive to publish a book so early in his life, even if it's rushed, cringey, and will embarrass him later in life.

Did Marx not know how to edit a book or does Das Kapital really have 3000 pages of pure content? I can’t imagine any idea/system that would take longer than at most 1000 pages to summarize

>>15605326
>fiction
For the enjoyment of a plot unfolding at the authors curated pace, and the aesthetic appreciation and lessons/wisdom you can get from it.
>non-fiction
To form your own conclusions and have a full understanding of the authors arguments instead of reading a summary which will almost always omit small but important details or have the summarizers bias built into it.

Read summaries all you like, but you are ruining/missing the experience of reading a fiction book for the first time, or you will quickly be outed for not really understanding a non-fiction work.

>she's not like the other girls

>>13604587
>pretty gruesome
Oh, you mean the part where he forces a woman's eye open and burns it with a lighter? Or do you mean the part where he shatters her teeth with a powerdrill?

>>12543260
Don't answer a question with another question