where do you go mentally when you've completely transcended morality, superstition, and realize that everything that could be considered important to a human being is all part of imagination? I mean, once you start getting into sartre territory, it starts to seem counter productive, to say every "thought" or "thing" is just an abstract concept and we don't really "know" anything. At that point you might as well just lay down and become a vegetable or die. We need to go deeper, lit. Is there a book, preferably an entertaining fiction that will show me that way?
>>8600314
Couples by John Updike. Having realized the meaninglessness of everything, you can finally enjoy good and very shallow prose.
>>8600314
try science, retard
Idealism is literally baby's first philosophy and no credible thinker actually believes in it. And then we have you...
Get back to us when you've learned about realism and are ready to sit at the big kids table.
>>8600442
Hemmingway blows