When did you first read The Republic? Beyond Good and Evil and

>>9150904
Nope.

Don't worry. Once you turn 15 it will pass.

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>>9150904
>I think it ruined my life because from that point on I could no longer trust my parents or my teachers. Socrates truly does corrupt the youth.

>>9150907
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>>9150956
Thanks guys, did you at least like the picture?

>>9151097
No.

>>9150904
Zarathustra, 15, wtf is this shit at least I certainly look smart
Republic, 19, oh that's nice after all, I should've read it earlier
Beyond good and evil, 25, finally Nietzsche is great too, why the fuck did I start with Zarathustra ?

>>9150904
>Nope
>18
>18

>>9151116
Why not?

>>9150904
You read it too early. At that point in your life your frontal lobe hasn't even begun the development into its adult state. It begins that at 15 and takes until 25 to finish, on average.

That's why you became paranoid and emo.

The Republic - 23
Beyond Good and Evil - 21
Thus Spoke Zarathustra - Haven't yet.

I much preferred The Republic

>>9150904
>tfw didn't read these books and just swallowed the redpill instead

>>9151306
>That's why you became paranoid and emo.
What did I become paranoid and emo about?

>>9151402
Thats The Good (for you)(and us), the redpill was not as consolidated and accessible to me at that time, or I am sure I would have preferred, the/a more direct mainline to the Source of Truth

>>9151402
>I take pride in ignorance and lack of critical sense

>>9151138
Same desu