>/lit/ thinks they can understand cryptic 19th century Nietzsche

I wasn't fooled. Everyone on /lit/ is a pseude and poseur and they always have been.

Who else are /notfooled/ here?

>>8170002
Anything named icycalm reminds me that I need to buy a massager. Also this isn't literature related, please leave.

>>8170035

>Who else are /notfooled/ here?

I am. Anyone who isn't a memekid is.

The translation posting is just that - a meme.
None of these kids speak Ancient Greek. They haven't read the Greeks in the original. They just like to shitpost about it because it riles anon a bit.

>>8170047
no one speaks ancient greek, really, it's just read. do you really believe no one in the world can read it?

>>8170053

>do you really believe no one in the world can read it?

lol? I didn't even infer this.

I really believe that no memekid ">translations" poster on this board can, though.

>>8170592
Ok so no one in the world can read other languages, but only on 4chan. Gotcha. Go read your icycalm and translated Nietzsche, kid, why did you even make this thread in the first place?

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>>8170774

Mate you are borderline retarded if this is what you're getting from my posts.

You are having an angst aneurysm try to calm yourself maybe.

>>8170053
>no one speaks ancient greek, really
implying
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/history/jason-and-the-argot-land-where-greeks-ancient-language-survives-2174669.html

>>8170805
Love that picture.

>>8172244
Save it friends, it's all yours!

Praise icycalm

>>8170821
I've read about those people before. The article makes it sound like they aren't going to be doing more research on them and their language. It's quite a big thing so I don't understand why they wouldn't invest a lot into getting as much information they can from these people about their language.