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[Patriam1066]

Originally Posted by JurisDictum [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

the Jungle was influential. I'm not the one hawking communist dystopia novels as educational.

Don't you have a degree in English?

When the population read novels and trusted newspapers, yes, a novel could make a dent. Now you're better off tweeting with all the other dipshits

Still doesn't make reading any less of a good hobby. Increases your vocabulary, allows an alternative "escape" or release (that isn't opioids like 1/2 of white people I meet now), etc

Pick up a book today bud! I'd start with the Bible in your case

[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by holesum [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

even L. Ron had to stress to get his novels to assemble him a harem. they didn't just up and work for him.

same thing with getting art 2 work on a larger scale. needs a context set by a king.

smart person recently told me that the reason beethoven sounds so good is because he's encoded right into me. most of the culture exists outside of him on the fractal that's been blasted into me from birth. not just musical, but emotional language. he's way closer to the center than msot of the stuff you hear. he's also very good; both are prerequisites for the effect.

same deal w/ written art. if you want it to sea change you need a person with authority to reset the fractal's center. for art to transcend that boundary would be a novel thing. even beethoven had to base himself in germanic folk and haydnmozart or something. if u want to just write books for a living and never mind fuck ppl in person or loom over someone physically your job impact is limited to convincing cucks of incremental change, or a few nutballs of something more.

on the other hand if u leverage ur novel's success into large private property and room&board for loyal followers u can start growing ur impact base and incum.

my boy do go hard on the vocals. take a whole page

[Wonkie]

reading is for people without thoughts of their own

[Irulan]

Originally Posted by Patriam1066 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Novels aren't read by "regular dumbasses" like JD. Propaganda is more about the medium than the message. Humanity has always been 90% retards who had no business reproducing. sadly, that percentage is increasing. Even with scientific advancement and progress, it becomes an ever greater challenge for the 10% to teach the 90% what they ought to know and believe when low IQ morons can, with a single tweet or post, connect to every other low IQ moron on an emotional level. See: Alex Jones

Nice answer. I agree!

Originally Posted by Patriam1066 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

When the population read novels and trusted newspapers, yes, a novel could make a dent. Now you're better off tweeting with all the other dipshits

Still doesn't make reading any less of a good hobby. Increases your vocabulary, allows an alternative "escape" or release (that isn't opioids like 1/2 of white people I meet now), etc

Pick up a book today bud! I'd start with the Bible in your case

Woke.

[JurisDictum]

Most people I know that read a lot of fiction have a poor grasp on rationality and strive to be as non-controversal as possible politically.

[Patriam1066]

Originally Posted by JurisDictum [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Most people I know that read a lot of fiction have a poor grasp on rationality and strive to be as non-controversal as possible politically.

Protesting and being politically controversial is very useful to society

We need more opinionated unemployeds... *rolls eyes*

[Patriam1066]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

propaganda isn't a novel

rare excpetions otherwise

but as patriam has wisely pointed out, the medium of a novel is inaccessible to the 90%

this is old news guys cmon now

Haha it isn't that it's inaccessible, it's that the average person today has the attention span of a rodent and is so narcissistic that reading about other characters, locales, etc, isn't nearly as much of a dopamine release as posting a picture of the shitty bowl of Pho they ate. See: JewishDictum

[Mblake1981]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

but as patriam has wisely pointed out, the medium of a novel is inaccessible to the 90%

Originally Posted by Patriam1066 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Haha

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Time for second meal
English degree from Gubbin
Skin used for Drow rite

[AzzarTheGod]

man i lean doing hookshots

hold this L

im buckin when the hook drops


n imma go hard imma go hard

[JurisDictum]

So I watch the video Linda Vester released detailed her sexual harassment by Tom Brokaw.

It's pretty believable ...except for two things. First of all, she continuously refers to Tom Brokaw as "the most powerful man in the network" -- Which mean she would have to somehow know less than me about who the most powerful people at news networks are...unlikely.

She also refers to being in "war zones" working for NBC where "her life was in danger" -- I think it's been well established that the vast majority of people that "went to war zones" at CNN were at highly secured locations most the time. Those that aren't -- are embedded in military units designed to get them to cheer lead the war and bond with the tropes.

Which leads me to my last problem with this -- these people are inherently dishonest and manipulative and work in a scum-filled industry where only those that complete sellout and compromise their morality remain. Therefore, I would have been a lot more willing to simply take her at her word if she was a coffee girl that never amounted to much.