Age

>21
>High school teacher
>Harry Martinsson
>No all time favorite book, recent favorite Portrait, recent least favorite Catcher in the Rye
>Yes, korean

>19
>pure mathematics
>pound
>notes from underground
>ulysses for worst book I've read recently
>german (native language, english)

Pure pleb

>22
>German and anthropology (graduated)
>maybe Brecht
>Pale Fire
>Soharas Reise
>know decent German and have recently started learning Spanish

The problem isn't salary (60k a year out isn't bad), the problem is that full-time employment for lawyers is extremely competitive.

>20
>Anthropology
>Dostoevsky
>The House on the Borderland
>Know English and a slav language, learning >japanese

Did I meme myself with an anthropology major? I'm thinking of doing a double major in Anthro/Information Sciences later on.

>22
>philosophy
>probably the orwell meme
>favorite the righteous mind, worst.. nothing coming to mind
>espanol but pretend there's a squiggly n

>Did I meme myself with an anthropology major?

Oh, wow

Well, too late now, not like I care.

Censored for privacy concerns.

2X
Environmental Sxxxxxx
Sxlzhenitsyn
Gospel of Matthew, The Art of xxxxx Right
Nxxxxxxxn

>19
>physics and math
>Heart of darkness, hanvt read any books i disliked recently
>no, fuck languages.

>anthro

>pure
Either you go to a shit university or you added that to seem smarter. Either way you've been exposed as a brainlet wannabe

I'm If you don't plan to go to grad school for anthropology then majoring in it is totally useless. You can go to law school or something else where what you studied in undergrad doesn't matter but that's pretty much it. And if you go to a good college you might be able to get a job in something totally unrelated just because your diploma says Harvard or whatever. But yeah, one of the most useless majors.

(((phenotype)))

>>Age
26
>>University major
Medicine, already done with that.
>>Favourite author
Probably Murakami or Calvino.
>>Favourite book, and worst book you have read recently
No favourites. Worst is probably No Longer Human, I didn't really enjoy it as much as I thought I would, yet it's not a bad book by any standard.
>>Are you learning a language?
Not really a chance at this time and age. Wish I could though.

bullshit, anthropology fags be getting mad loot in advertising n marketing n shit

>MUH TASTE
>MUH REFINEMENT
>MUH INTELLIGENCE

I'VE HAD IT WITH THESE FUCKING THREADS

EVERYONE IS SO FUCKING EAGER TO TALK ABOUT THEMSELVES

THAT'S WHY YOU ARE JERKING OFF ALONE IN YOUR ROOM, PSEUDS

JETHUS FUCKING CWITHE

>19
>Law
>Patrick Süskind
>I liked Less Than Zero which I've read this august, and disliked a German thriller called Das Paket by Sebastian Fitzek
>No

>je apprende
shouldn't it be j'apprends

J'ai dit que je suis apprender ne pas que j'ai appris

but it's literally a thread that's about talking about yourself

what is your problem

>the "i cant possibly pick a favorite because my tastes are so diverse and favorites are arbitrary" meme
stop, sophomore

...

user I think the "ne" is unnecessary or misplaced in that sentence. Not sure though. Mon français n'est pas le mieux.

mais cette n'est pas quoi j'ai dit
apprender is the infinitive right? nor do you need to say suis before it, or am I off-track here? it's been a while since I've practiced.

I think suis can be used to emphasize current activity in lieu of an -ing case

why is every brainlet on lit german

>22
>finance and linguistics
>Joyce, no idea really. Read a bunch of pop-sci books and they're all equally terrible
>hebrew, old norse

t. american who assumes everyone else is american and everywhere else is like america

what if i told you there are kindergarten teachers in canada making 100k? this is inconceivable in america, i'm pretty sure teachers make minimum wage there

Oh yeah, I'm getting a master's degree in anthro, I just have an option of getting another master's in a year if I so choose and think I can handle it.

Yeah I'm sure there's stupid people being over-payed in Venezuela and Cuba or whatever too but I hardly see what that has to do with degree value

> 19
> CompSci
> Plato or Nietzsche
> Favourite: Apology by Plato. Worst: The Crisis of the Modern World by Rene Guenon
>Yes, Latin and German (self taught, but going to see if I can take both as additional modules).

>Age
25
>University major
physics
>Favourite author
gene wolfe
>Favourite book, and worst book you have read recently
the shadow of the torturer; haven't read anything recently
>Are you learning a language?
no

>25
>Sociology
>Gogol
>Taras Bulba and Tom Sawyer favourites, worst are books i had to read for classes, Engels springs to mind.
>Russian, English and Latin

>> 19
>> CompSci
>> Plato or Nietzsche

I've never read more of a virgin post in my life

26
was pre dental and creative writing. should have taken the organic chem courses earlier on in my career because i would have switched in a heart beat. chemistry shaped the way i think.
probably john williams. he had a short but amazing selection of novels.
i really enjoyed six four, although it was a too lengthy for just a kafkaesque detective novel. bittersweet ending with a solid twist. worst might be still life with woodpecker. that middle where she just described egyptians and the planets was way too long. it was worth reading, but i really wanted to skip the parts where the two were apart.
yes but very slowly. i would like to take classes once i get more free time on my hands. i chose japanese not because im a weaboo or anything, but my brother is and his jet program made a good excuse to travel over there. i was impressed at how beautiful even the rural towns were.

>chemistry shaped the way i think.

This is why Sci-Fi toddlers are hounded into a ghetto

this

i hate scifi

fucking normies

>18
>Double history and economics
>DFW
>Favorite: Europe Central by William T. Vollmann
>Worst: Scarlet Letter
>Spanish and Latin

bugs you better lay off them carrots

>18
>Just switched from environmental studies to english
>Bradburry
>Frankenstein
>no

>20
>compsci

>implying books
reading is gay lmoa
so are languages

>Law School
>STEM

Demiurge: these will make a fine addition to my collection (cough)

>19
>Politics, Philosophy and Economics
>Dosto
>The Trial is my favourite at the moment. The Phenomenology of Spirit was absolute hell to read, Hegel can't write for shit

Oh and learning German for my holiday to Austria next week

22
Studying history
Orwell
1984 was the best
No

>22
>Mechanical Engineering
>Nietzsche
>Aurelius' meditations
>Japanese (do NOT bully me)

kys weeb

underrated

I hate you.

>20
>Theatre
>Bolaño
>2666, don't remember reading anything bad recently
>Arabic

>20
>Law/Media (this is a mistake)
>Gene Wolfe
>The Fifth Head of Cerberus, I drop anything I don't like immediately so I haven't read any shit books in a long while
>latin

>28
>computer science, regretfully
>murakami
>favorite recent book: my struggle vol 2, worst recent book: redshirts
> no, and i can't imagine what kind of free time i would need to ever do so

I like belonging to secret clubs.

cat, easy on the meth

Yes, quality of art can definitely be represented on a one-dimensional scale.

same

>19
>Biology
>No idea
>Stoner, Scarlet Letter
>Mandarin Chinese

What do you even mean by this lol

Complete misuse of that word

>23
>Math
>Dickens or Pinecone.
> A Confederacy of Dunces. can't think of a truly bad book I've read recently
> nah

this is my desktop background, user :3

Checked.

23
english
victor hugo
dont have a favorite
日本語

>19
>Nursing
>Mishima
>Best book: Dubliners - Worst book: Picture of Dorian Gray. Not that I didn't like it, but It's objectively not an incredible book, although the ending is quite good.
>I want to learn Russian, but have taken no steps to achieve this
Great fucking major btw
Awful fucking major btw

>20
>Medicine
>Orwell
>Favourite - War and Peace
>Worst - Heart of Darkness
>French in order to work with medicines sans frontiers almost anywhere in Africa

*médicins sans frontières
>did you start yesterday?

>21
>Business Administration
>DFW
>Best:Infinite Jest Worst: The Way of Shadows
>no

scarlet letter is not a favorite

pretty much, I'm doing an intensive course for 12 weeks later this year so I'm just on with duolingo for now

>23
> Masters in Legal Philosophy
> The Dead Souls or the Kindly Ones would be my favorite
> I am currently teaching myself Russian
>

D'accord, bonne chance!

it's good that you're learning but both of these posts are pretty bad french. the first one could be: je suis en train de apprendre or ''je suis encore un apprenant' (i am still a learner/apprentice), or say 'en apprenant' (while learning, ...) . 'je suis apprendre' is like saying 'I am learning' but in the sense that you are the action that is learning, not that you're doing it. Also ne .. pas always needs a verb in the middle, it should be 'ni'.

>mais cette n'est pas quoi j'ai dit
ce n'est pas ce que j'ai dit

>'je suis apprendre' is like saying 'I am learning' but in the sense that you are the action that is learning, not that you're doing it.

This is very helpful, thank you

>19
>What is this universe-city you are speaking of?
>Either Hemmingway or Dostoyevsky
>Crime & Punishment and it was my (second) classic I ever read, after Dracula. Nothing really stands out as exceptionally bad that I've read lately, but have pic related for a healthy dose of cringe
>Did french immersion in school, kinda want to try a moon rune language but I'm not sure which one yet.

Another one, if you're done, don't say "je suis fini" unless you want to get made fun of for being overly dramatic. "j'ai fini" (I have finished) would be the proper way. Good luck though, 12 weeks is pretty tight.

>19
>electrical eng
>yukio mishima
>don't know, definitely The Angel Esmarelsa by Don DeLillo
>started learning Japanese recently

28
IT
Brandon Sanderson
The Black Company
No

>19
>law/polsci
>DFW
>Infinite Jest, Dorian gray(I haven't read any bad books recently, just this one was the weakest)
>german

are you me?

You're a good guy user

>posting in a datamining thread

72
Majoring in Computers
If you have a favorite author or book you haven't read enough

Worst book I've read recently was Lucifer's Hammer. I just cannot enjoy the prose - book bored me to treats.

And yes, I'm learning German and French and no good at either.

25
International Relations
Plato
Politics by Aristotle. Worst: Not recently but it has to be Catcher in the Rye
Learning German and going quite smoothly.

>27
>Design
>Nabokov
>Moby Dick
>No

>21
>Economics
>Tolkien
>Les miserables
>Great expectations, probably cause I'm not old enough to get it
>Spanish and French

> 25
> Graduated with CompSci/Math major
> Author: Kawabata
> Favorite: 100 Years of Solitude
> Worst Recently: None that I loathe, but I wasn't big on "Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs"
> I'm proficient in Japanese, have taken courses on French and Italian (don't know them anymore), and have recently been self-learning Hawaiian. I don't enjoy learning vocabulary since there's nothing interesting about it, just rote memorization. I'm more interested in linguistics and the structures of language, thus Hawaiian.

what's wrong with catcher?

>21
>Medicine
>Oscar Wilde
>best recent: The Master and Margarita
>worst recent: The Name of the Wind
>Portuguese but I'm slacking a lot.

>portuguese
Why on earth

Family wants to immigrate there and I thought I might as well.

DAS RITE

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA TIS THE TRUTH

>Age
26
>Major
Computer Science
>Favorite author
Mishima
>Favorite recent book
Soul Mountain - Gao Xingjian
>Worst recent book
Probably Zero K by Don DeLillo. It wasn't bad but I typically only read stuff I know I'll be interested in so "worst" is relative.
>Language
Yeah learning Japanese and did Latin in university

>18
>Classics
>PG Wodehouse
>The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde
>I dont read bad books :^)