>reading fiction
Reading fiction
Jose Clark
Nathan Flores
>he's too dumb for fiction
i'm so sorry.
Michael Kelly
More like you're too dumb for non-fiction.
Remember, non-fiction includes mathematical propositions, pleb. And I'm not talking textbooks either.
Liam Harris
By reading fiction you fill your small brain with someone else ideas and opinions. When reading fiction, you make your own based on what you read.
Easton Powell
>muh math is all that matters
this is absolute non-sense. when reading writing by almost anyone you're filling your mind with someone elses ideas. truly original thought is exceedingly rare.
>inb4 not for me im genius xd
dunning-kruger.
Juan Cook
>this is absolute non-sense. when reading writing by almost anyone you're filling your mind with someone elses ideas. truly original thought is exceedingly rare.
Not with ideas, but with state of nature, how things work or how events happened
Chase Perry
those are conceptual constructs and models for reality AKA fucking ideas. non-fiction only autists make me ill.
Lucas Wood
>read two hundred novels and it's pretty much all stuff that you've figured out through everyday experience and dealings with people
>read one poem and reality and language fractures for you and you are left in a state of aesthetic bliss and wonder
>read one serious history book and learn more about the world in ten pages than in a library of novels
>read one serious math book and feel shame and bewilderment at the intellect and abstract creativity it must've took to derive the contained theorems
>read philosophy and realize it's ten times longer than it needs to be
Angel Perry
y/a doesn't count friendo.
Connor Hernandez
I know
Jace Gomez
name the 200 you read.
Liam Harris
reading is stupid because you're either thinking another man's thoughts (gay) or a woman's (effeminate and pathetic)
non-brainlets discover everything independently
Adam Jones
I hope you don't say this in real life, people will think you're highly autistic
Daniel Perry
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Gavin Miller
Are you like 16 user? Reading thirty books a year for seven years will get you to 200
Colton Reed
nice self-portrait, friend
Asher Garcia
>suggesting mathematical propositions are a definitory feature of non-fiction
wildest stemlarp ever, this is just so entrenched in "le maths vs lit", "facts v feels", "realistic v humanistic", whatever you want to adapt it-dichotomy it just can't be real
Adrian Martinez
This thread again
Tyler Cox
Brayden Edwards
not the most CROMULENT dictionary you could choose, heh?
Levi Butler
last time i searched on merriam-webster they didn't have it. oh well
Nathaniel James
And they explain why. It's a word from the fucking Simpsons. May God have mercy on your soul if you're reading authors who actually use that word.
Daniel Long
It's a shit dictionary desou. I haven't checked your link btw
And yea, god forbid that you should enrich your language by reading authors who use less popular words. PTOO!
I still don't get what was your problem with "definitory" in the first place though