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>>129712> also gonna order lolita since i was interested in reading itPlease tell me it’s bait
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>>129718nope, library didn't have it so i went to barnes and noble to order it and yes i know what it's about
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we want to live
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Is Infinite Jest actually good? It's shilled on 4cuck
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>>130584
/MTV/CUCKS NOT LIKE THIS…
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>>108470>The West is controlled by a small group of elites with surnames such as Goldstein>They use newspeak, false flag attacks, and military action of overblown importance (i.e. no results other than blowing up shitskins and sometimes claiming local resources) to psyop the populace into being retarded cattle>China and Russia do the same thing but with oppositefag terminology>All for the explicit purpose of making sure nothing ever happens1984 is a TRVTHNVKE, and you would know that if you knew how to read, nigger
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mostly boring snca itt
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a history of the antient near east by Marc Van De Mieroop
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>>131722its funny how normies will argue that its le communism or le nazism when it is EXACTLY what we have right now. If anything it is worse, instead of having the enforcers beat you up or anything they will get you fired for wrongthink and make sure you can never get a job again, and leave you to starve. The proles in 1984 could do whatever they wanted to, and were ignored by the state. We are the proles, except the state cares deeply about every action we take because why let the goyim loiter all day when you could get them working for zog
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Yuh
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I recently read Kangaroo Notebook by Kobo Abe and Flow my Tears, the Policeman Said by Philip K. Dick. Without spoiling it, the former is more or less just an especially perverse couple-hundred-page schizopost. I think most people here would hate it for good reason, but I found it relatively entertaining. In hindsight, its plot sort of reminds me of an adventure thread, geg. The latter was pretty good, with some points being especially gemmy, such as the main character being a literal giga who supports TND, but I found the ending somewhat disappointing, as it’s very much an anticlimax. Doebeit, I’m not certain what point it was meant to convey, so I suppose I’m either missing something or PKD just ran out of ideas
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GEMMY THREAD STAY VP
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>>135024King in Yellow.
Is the king in yellow ayran? I want to read more cosmic horror. Should I go with the annihilation series or lovecraft, and if lovecraft what do you teens recommend?
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NeQro Bvmpers vvon
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The hungry hungry caterpillar
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The old man and the sea by Hemingway. I recommend it for anyone who wants to get into reading.
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Revolt of the Masses by Jose Ortega y Gasset
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The Protocols of the elders of zion
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I hate books I just look up video essays
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A clockwork orange by Anthony Burgess
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Reading After Finitude by Quentin Meillassoux. Am enjoying it however he kind of lost me when he starting talking about communitarian/intersubjective solipsism. His work is interesting but it feels like hes some kind of rationalist and to scientist. Albeit I think his critique of Kantian idealism is interesting and correct.
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>>143149idk if im wrong but isnt all of this stuff pretty much like "your brain creates reality or the reality we sense isnt true reality and just our perceptions meaning reality can never be known and what we sense cannot be trusted" seems pretty gay
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I am currently reading the history of mi6
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>>143151It is pretty soy but its not really like that. Its more that there is an objective reality beyond what our relation to it.
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Mouse Folk by Kafka and Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevsky
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>Mouse Folk by Kafka and Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevsky
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>>143160we see objective reality but not the full amount so i guess they are kinda right
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>>143151it's also refuted easily, as all solipcism is, since it undermines the ability to have knowledge, as well as the inability to account for universals since the paradigm doesn't allow for access to the universal state of affairs
therefore, the position becomes nothing more than an assertion
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>>106845 (OP)Might be SNCA but I’m considering buying raging meditations since it’s seems kinda groidslop but kino at once
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>>106845 (OP)>48 laws of powerIt was made by a jew, I think it only works with very dumb and emotional people, no surprise third world dictators use it.
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I just started reading Beyond Good and Evil by Nietzsche
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been re reading IT, The Shining, and Christine for like the n'th time, incredibly good books holy hell
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Finished Programmed to Kill and now read the Secret Teachings of All Ages.