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It is important to have a physical copy of books. there is something powerful about holding it in your hands. My home library is all manuals and diy shit, practical stuff. So when the world ends and internet goes out I’ll have all ze knowledge.
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agree, i love ancient library
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>>76 (OP)
Yes.
It is also important to save important documents and articles from the internet, print them.
And burn the important video on a CD-ROM.

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It is important to have a physical copy of books. there is something powerful about holding it in your hands. My home library is all manuals and diy shit, practical stuff. So when the world ends and internet goes out I’ll have all ze knowledge.
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agree, i love ancient library
>>76 (OP)
Yes.
It is also important to save important documents and articles from the internet, print them.
And burn the important video on a CD-ROM.

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>>64 (OP)
ty ser
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>>64 (OP)
The Greeks are out. We need something hip and radical for a new generation.
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element book by euclid is the only ancient greek i read, its surprsingly good

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>>64 (OP)
ty ser
>>64 (OP)
The Greeks are out. We need something hip and radical for a new generation.
element book by euclid is the only ancient greek i read, its surprsingly good

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>>60 (OP)
maybe he had a brain next to him while he painted lol
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>>61
that is creepy haha
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interesting

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>>61
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>>60 (OP)
maybe he had a brain next to him while he painted lol
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>>61
that is creepy haha
interesting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspaper_Rock_State_Historic_Monument
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ah primitve internet forum
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>>57 (OP)
better than modern graffiti at least lol
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0chan

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspaper_Rock_State_Historic_Monument
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ah primitve internet forum
>>57 (OP)
better than modern graffiti at least lol
0chan

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dont read book, doom scroll instead
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>>55 (OP)
Uhh what's an example of a book without a message? All books have a message; sentences do.
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> there has to be a message behind it
Well, when people say that, they usually mean that everything should carry a forced interpretation/morale rather than be open to interpretation by reader/viewer/listener.
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They'll always have, anon. Wake up.
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>>55 (OP)
of course bro

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dont read book, doom scroll instead
>>55 (OP)
Uhh what's an example of a book without a message? All books have a message; sentences do.
> there has to be a message behind it
Well, when people say that, they usually mean that everything should carry a forced interpretation/morale rather than be open to interpretation by reader/viewer/listener.
They'll always have, anon. Wake up.
>>55 (OP)
of course bro

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soon they plant AI in ur brain
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can't say they don't read
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fug ai slop

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soon they plant AI in ur brain
can't say they don't read
fug ai slop

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I look like this and say this
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alright then, what's your favorite book?
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good, but u need exercise more ser

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I look like this and say this
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alright then, what's your favorite book?
good, but u need exercise more ser

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>>37
finally a new board, please add more ser
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they will write how all the philoshoper is gay
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>>35 (OP)
the name Esteban Abaroa will be remembered like Plato is today
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>>49
esteban with satoshi
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They'll write that we had every book ever written in our pockets and used it to argue about whether a hot dog is a sandwich

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>>37
finally a new board, please add more ser
they will write how all the philoshoper is gay
>>35 (OP)
the name Esteban Abaroa will be remembered like Plato is today
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>>49
esteban with satoshi
They'll write that we had every book ever written in our pockets and used it to argue about whether a hot dog is a sandwich

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Fuck the so called "social contract", I didn't sign no shit.
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I always was repulsed by the idea, I think because it sounds to materialistic, too mechanistic.
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>>34 (OP)
Your parents signed it for you when you were born. That is called a birth certificate.
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>>78
that's a scam!
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>>78
Kek, so the Leviathan is just the hospital paperwork guy
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>>78
Unread midwits have reinvented the Leviathan recently with the strawman theory.
Of course Hobbes is a hundred times better, and actually explain the cause behind the State.
>>117
More like the hospital paperwork guy works for the Leviathan i guess.

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Fuck the so called "social contract", I didn't sign no shit.
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I always was repulsed by the idea, I think because it sounds to materialistic, too mechanistic.
>>34 (OP)
Your parents signed it for you when you were born. That is called a birth certificate.
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>>78
that's a scam!
>>78
Kek, so the Leviathan is just the hospital paperwork guy
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>>78
Unread midwits have reinvented the Leviathan recently with the strawman theory.
Of course Hobbes is a hundred times better, and actually explain the cause behind the State.
>>117
More like the hospital paperwork guy works for the Leviathan i guess.

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what is your favourite book?
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Gospel of Matthew
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>>30 (OP)
Don Quijote de la Mancha
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euclid elements

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what is your favourite book?
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Gospel of Matthew
>>30 (OP)
Don Quijote de la Mancha
euclid elements

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>>27 (OP)
Endurance.

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>>27 (OP)
>>27 (OP)
Endurance.

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what did they mean by this?
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Test
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>>46
hey there, rabbi
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ancient meme
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>>22 (OP)
It's the manual book of the people-class.
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only jews can understand

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what did they mean by this?
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Test
>>47
>>46
hey there, rabbi
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ancient meme
>>22 (OP)
It's the manual book of the people-class.
only jews can understand

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Lobo Antunes passed away last week and I was really shaken by that. He's my favorite Portuguese author and he always mogged Saramago in every possible way. It's a shame not a lot of people got to know him, but a few of his books were translated into English. It's really worth it.
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>>20 (OP)
>Saramago
That guy wrote in a very weird way.
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>>21
He was praised by being retarded, I can give you that. That's something I'll never understand. Most of his books are bad and his language just makes them even worse. He just pretended he was some kind of Portuguese Faulkner but he was just an awful author.
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>>24
I only read his book about the blindness epidemic but I remember the weirdo didnt write the dialogues as dialogues.

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Lobo Antunes passed away last week and I was really shaken by that. He's my favorite Portuguese author and he always mogged Saramago in every possible way. It's a shame not a lot of people got to know him, but a few of his books were translated into English. It's really worth it.
>>21
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>>20 (OP)
>Saramago
That guy wrote in a very weird way.
>>24
>>21
He was praised by being retarded, I can give you that. That's something I'll never understand. Most of his books are bad and his language just makes them even worse. He just pretended he was some kind of Portuguese Faulkner but he was just an awful author.
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>>24
I only read his book about the blindness epidemic but I remember the weirdo didnt write the dialogues as dialogues.

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Memes aside, he does have some great stories.
All of Lovecraft's work is freely available here: https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/
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>>14
"Nig", a dog he only had when he was a child. Not to be confused with his beloved cat, "Nigger Man".
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>>15
why 'man' lol
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>>16
clearly cause he loved his cat. it was no nigger cat, it was a black cat who happened to remind him of a nigger man.
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>>11 (OP)
Cosmic horror is an alegory for black people
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>>33
Some things are just too terrible to describe.

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Memes aside, he does have some great stories.
All of Lovecraft's work is freely available here: https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/
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>>14
"Nig", a dog he only had when he was a child. Not to be confused with his beloved cat, "Nigger Man".
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>>15
why 'man' lol
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>>16
clearly cause he loved his cat. it was no nigger cat, it was a black cat who happened to remind him of a nigger man.
>>11 (OP)
Cosmic horror is an alegory for black people
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>>33
Some things are just too terrible to describe.

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>>8 (OP)
the author of this book (and another one about south africa's central bank) was assasinated btw
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>>9
really? not surprised tbh

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>>8 (OP)
the author of this book (and another one about south africa's central bank) was assasinated btw
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>>9
really? not surprised tbh