I wonder why this book isn't discussed more in here. For

Because the average age on r9k is 20 (mostly 17-20 year olds and then some up to around 27 and then few very onld guys) and nobody here puts in the effort to read a whole book

>>34505558
Fair point. It's probably also not the most popular book out there. Did you read it?

>>34505523
I actually got recommended by an anon here to read this book after I made a thread and it was great. I don't know if you're the same anon OP but I enjoyed it.

>tfw your mom will never shill your story to publishers after you die

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>>34505612
No, I'm an old STEM super normie.
But I read philosophy and I know about it from /lit/

>>34505523
Was about to read this but never got around to it. Is it actually good or just relatable?

>>34505700
I'm at page fifty right now and I'm fucking loving it so far. It is not really relatable for the average robot, because the main character doesn't really behave like the robot does in real life.
Just imagine if this smug frog gbp collecting, tendies eating, mother torturing concept of a human being actually existed, and the situations that would arrise because of it.
You should see for yourself

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>you will never be a robot emperor.

>>34506013
That's pretty accurate, it's GBP literature. There's a few relatable passages but it's done in the sake of cringe comedy - which is pretty forward for the 60s.

>>34505523
This book is hilariously frustrating. It pretty accurately reflects our current political state imo

>>34505523
Honestly Myrna is an SJW as well. It's quite an interesting precursor to the 4chan/tumblr coin of the internet age.

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>For being pretty old

there are books that are even older too!

Maybe this book proves that our generation of retarded political snowflakes on both sides of the spectrum are really nothing new and the internet just means that they're louder and more in your face.

>>34506475
Human history does keep repeating itself over and over again, obviously the technology keeps getting better but human behavior hasn't really changed much so we never break out of this continuing cycle. Can't for the life of me remember what it was called but there's a chart that shows this constant cycle we are all on. We're lucky enough to be born in the period where it will all come crashing down.