/lit/ - Literature

So has anything new happened since the first day or two it was the news that he was having sex(?) with his mom?

>>18892303
Honestly there isn't enough analysis of figures in our times that's not loaded with crt garbage. Warhol/Chris-Chan is a nice change of pace in that it actually offers something people like me want.

>>18892311
He was arrested and had a tantrum in court. The girl on the phone with him unsurprisingly turned out to be a psycho, abusing animals and shit. It looks like she was encouraging Chris to fuck his mom in order to later manipulate him into committing suicide.

>>18892370

>>18892370
Is there a video of him in court?

>>18892430
No video allowed, just reporters. You should look it up because it's actually kind of funny. He spazzed out over his toys be unsecured.

>>18892303
Anyone else absolutely hate academic speak? This is why I support anti intellectualism.

>>18892303
What i found interesting was the number of trans trying to revoke his transhood as if the title was one to be given and recieved for good conduct and community rather than a self identification.

>>18892370
you forgot to mention that the chick has massive titts.
i believe this is a crucial piece of information...

>>18892303
>Are you ready for the coming wave of critical CWC studies? Any reading lists or papers to prepare for this?

Nobody reads those journals outside of college. Caring about Chris Chan or thinking that his case will go to le epic supreme court is cringe.

>>18892303
>Are you ready for the coming wave of critical CWC studies?
They'll be shit made by out of touch academics who don't understand internet culture and will be too afraid to admit that Chris only became trans to get closer to women

>>18892591
pics or fake

Chris Chan unironically would make an excellent case study for psychologists and people studying the effects of the internet/video games on mental health. I could legit see him being mentioned in a college course

>>18892591
And various infections as a result of her unholy fetishes. She even has fungi. Drop it man, she's an unrepentant sociopath who uses those tits to her advantage in order to manipulate others, it's not fucking worth it.

what is there to study? he's just an autistic incel with delusions of grandeur whose parents neglected him and let him run wild on the internet. if he got any sort of proper help instead of his parents burying their heads in the sand he would have turned out much different

>>18892804
I see him turning into a true crime story. All the other stuff will be looked at in the context of how he became an incestual rapist.

>>18893028
At this point, calling Chris "just" an autistic incel is a worrying simplification. He has gone way beyond that.

cwc is a shakesperean tragedy

>>18893018
And has a hunchback. Nice voice though, shame she decided to be a spoiled cunt.

so what's going on at casa cwc right now. is barb there?

>>18893212
I think the police took her away and Chris is in jail

implying that universities generate anything new

>>18893018
>she
>CHRIS CHAN MAY HAVE RAPED HIS MOMMY BUT YOU WILL STILL USE THE CORRECT PRONOUNS!

>>18893262
He's not talking about Chris Chan but the crazy bitch that trolled him into admitting he raped his mom

>>18892507
but anon if you dont use the big words and the complicated sentences then nobody will know how rich your parents were to pay for you to go to big word school

>>18892545
I have had several conversations where the other party used the phrase
>"He's not trans, he's mentally ill"
and none of them picked up on their own unintentional irony

>>18892804
It's a bad case study for college students because of the VOLUME of backstory required to understand the entire case at hand.
For a PHD-level thesis however? We could get some real analysis going there.

>>18892303
>Warhol / Chris Chan
Now that would be an interesting exhibit.

What about a Chris Chan and Henry Darger exhibit?

>>18893319
I unironically think that Chris is a visionary artist and some of his pieces should be in museums eventually.

>>18893349
Same. I think that he's both a visionary artist, and a stupid fucking cringelord. Neither of the two are mutually exclusive.

I think that Chris Chan's work (along with the context of his life) needs to be examined by the fine art world.

Real talk, boys: does Chris have a legitimate place in society? What do you do with someone so damaged? Is there any hope for him outside putting him in strict mental institute?

>>18893382
No.

>>18893382
This is a difficult question, because it raises the issue of what it means to belong.
If you subscribe to the notion that social value and place are derived from what you contribute, then outside of perverse entertainment Chris has no place.

Outside of the nu-Protestant worldview, the answer isn't so clear.

>>18893382
His best hope would be in a non-lockdown psychiatric setting. Basically a curfew, regular drug tests, regular medication. No access to internet. This system, however, fails for many people, and they become vagrants. This is probably his fate.

>>18893483
>this system, however, fails for many people
Ah yes, the problem is clearly with the people and not with the system

>>18893499
Yes, it's clear. Thousands of these people have whole teams working on their treatment, often over the course of decades and still they end up wandering into the street. This isn't only the case for schizos. Meth heads are REALLY fucked. I've worked with a fella who was sober 8 years, got his case dismissed, secured a decent conservatorship, got set up with a distant family member, great therapist, etc etc, and when he discharged from facility, on the way to see his family, he got high, immediately became homeless, and died 5 months later from OD. Tell me how that's "the system's fault."

>>18893524
The system exists to handle the people.
If the system fails to handle the people, this is not a failure of the people, it's a failure of the system.

>>18893598
What a fucking riot. I would propose its a give and take. a community is both a product of and the creator of individuals. Its not one or the other. There can be defects in both. they are not mutually exclusive entities.

>>18893598
This is pure dogma, and it's wrong, because it omits human agency. I work in the field, and people who think like this are keenly efficient at ignoring the reality -- namely that human agency exists. It mistakes that people actually do have freedom, and they have an abundant freedom to ruin their lives.

>>18893293
>I have had several conversations
normalfag

>>18893631
There are numerous defects in people, and the capacity for people to ruin their own lives is limitless, I agree.
When you invent a system to handle people that you've decided are "problems" for society and that system fails to handle those people, the people still have their problems, but the people's problems are not the reason that the system fails to work. The system fails because the system is inadequate.

>>18893634
It's correct but it appears to be wrong because human agency is also part of systems devised by humans.
If everybody was OK with eugenics we could use our collective agency to execute Chris and neutralize the problem. It's evident that we don't want that solution, or else we'd use it.

>>18893691
>human agency is also part of systems devised by humans
Oh, you're retarded.

>>18893715
expound

>>18892303

I think Chris is the result of weak ego consumed by his shadow/unconscious. So much so, he's fallen prey to schizophrenic fantasies and is unable to discern reality from fantasy.

>>18893727
Okay, I'll bite.
>human agency is also part of systems devised by humans
What exactly do you mean here?

>>18893752
people don't come up with systems without including the execution of their will as an integrated part of the system

>>18893770
That's wrong. Does the prison system "incorporate the will" for prisoners to be free? You have to think out your axioms before you talk, man.

>>18893779
I think you're misunderstanding me.
The people who came up with the prison system didn't will criminals to be free, they willed that criminals be imprisoned until they transcended criminality.
That system has clearly failed to be effective.
It's not the criminal's fault that the prison system failed to transform them into something other than a criminal.

>>18893803
If I will myself to transform into a bird, is that a failure of my will (when it doesn't happen?)

>>18893382
I support invasive medical experiments on the brains of Chris Chan and that one psychopathic whore he was talking to. I would have less moral qualms cracking open their skills than innocent rats.

>>18893823
No, it's a failure of the laws of reality to support your will.
When we come up with systems to deal with situations, we're defining our own laws of reality. If a system we devise fails, that means the reality we've devised is inadequate to handle the situation.

The reality we devise here being "when we send criminals to prison they emerge as something other than criminals"
The real result being "our prison systems breed some of the most vicious and cunning criminals on earth"

>>18893834
you again bitch