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>>9901637
Surely there's an adult swim hour at your public pool, anon. At mine it's 5-6p. Almost no one's there these hours. Going right now, in fact....

I knew the punchline after reading the first line
Apply yourself

good post

>Everything is subjective

>Human nature

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>>9901476
>Science says...

>his copy
All copies are my property.

But it is, shit's cash

>>9901357
What's the best edition of this book i should get

Also are you maybe all massively misinterpreting this text

Goethe

Wagner.
Schopenhauer.
Plato (but not Socrates).
Dionysus.
Heraclitus.
Music in general.
That one girl who refused to marry him lmao.

Diogenes

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Nothing exists.

>>9901279
>fetuses don't think
>brainlets actually believe this

I just solved the right v left debate.

Cogito ergo sum
Therefore Lefties don't exist

>>9901254
>Do girls like being intellectually brutalized into submission?

no, they only like being physically brutalized into submission

If she was agreeing with you by the end then she definitely wants the D.

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>>9901269

>>9901249
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNULVeruwbgI7KCdY_q76tMg_0SghfRzL

objectively correct answer here

>(ASMR) Slavoj Zizek Does Your Makeup [ROLEPLAY] (triggers: wet mouth sounds, accent, hand movements)

>>9901257
that was pretty good

Anyway I know for sure whose voice it's not
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbtvWnvbXTE
His cadence is almost annoying enough to make you not like his writing

>>9900968
why the fuck should i care about people even if happiness was possible for everyone
lol

>>9900968
Why the picture of Rudolf Steiner?

>>9900978
I was suppost to upload a pic of Stirner, but I clicked the wrong one

From someone who read the books it was goodish overall, due to it being a mix of absolutely amazing bits and absolutely shitty bits

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>>9900916

>want to get into this series
>see one book at a flea market
>it's thicker than my fucking bicep
>"part four of the dark tower series"

How the fuck can you bring yourself to even get started? This is insane

>>9901620
I mean, is "Dark Tower" what you get when you pile up all the volumes?

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and was he truly the greatest writer to live so far, at least in the Occidental world, in your opinion of course? Better than Homer, Dante, Goethe?

>shakespeare

umm first off, literally who tf is shakespeare?

And secondly what kind of gay name is that??

It sounds like a name my brother would use as a prank on the phone

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Favourite play is definitely Othello.
> O, beware, my lord, of jealousy; it is the green-ey'd monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on

Besides the obvious:

-Anna Akhmatova
-Vasily Aksyonov
-Leonid Andreyev
-Mikhail Artsybashev
-Isaac Babel
-Andrei Bely
-Andrei Bitov
-Ivan Bunin
-Lydia Chukovskaya
-Sergei Dovlatov
-Venedikt Erofeev
-Afanasy Fet
-Vsevolod Garshin
-Aleksander Griboyedov
-Vasily Grossman
-Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov
-Daniil Kharms
-Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky
-Mikhail Kuzmin
-Nikolai Leskov
-Vladimir Makanin
-Yuri Mamleev
-Osip Mandelstam
-Vladimir Mayakovsky
-Yury Olesha
-Nikolai Ostrovsky
-Victor Pelevin
-Ludmilla Petrushevskaya
-Boris Pilnyak
-Andrei Platonov
-Zakhar Prilepin
-Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin
-Victor Serge
-Varlam Shalamov
-Mikhail Sholokhov
-Fyodor Sologub
-Vladimir Sorokin
-Tatyana Tolstaya
-Lyudmila Ulitskaya
-Mikhail Zoshchenko

None are popular though because not many people read, and I personally know none that do.

Mexico
I only have seen people reading: crime and punishment - dostovesky
anna karenina - tolstoy
metro 2033 (i forgot the dude name lmao)

1. Google
2. Dostoyevsky
3. Tolstoy

>>9900668
>who is William Carlos Williams

>>9900671
>what is the word "still"

>>9900668
> Who is Louis Ferdinand Céline?

>>9900652
I actually love that this guy exists and feel no animosity towards him because his whole persona and general identity is so fun to laugh at

Watching the beginning of his Bataille review was like observing a Woody Allen character without a hint of self awareness. Sublime.

>>9900652
>>9900658
>>9900661
>peterson
>cliff's getting really desperate
fuck off cliff, we have a new youtube bf to bully for his vapid materialistic nature now

>>9900257
What did you like about it?

I have never heard of this book

>>9900262
It literally change the way you see the world. And it's not a meme this time

>>9900257
its a very hard book to tackl not only because of the topic which is one of the most relevant in the field of philosophy and cognitive science but merleau-ponty's lenguage demands a good amount of focus to follow his train of thaught but also takes alot of prior knowledge of which merelau-ponty kinga expects you allready have when reading his book. i dont know of any author that did souch a good job of providing souch a good acount and combining modern science (at the time) with fenomenology which is an inherantly subjective experience and thus very hard to put into a objective format.

Any other pro war authors or books that anyone might suggest? Bonus if they are similar to Heinlein.

>>9901351
In fiction? That's a tall order senpai. The prevailing zeitgeist is decidedly antiwar

>>9901511
Hence the reason behind the inquiry.