What's the deepest book you've ever read?
What's the deepest book you've ever read?
Thomas Davis
Jaxson Hughes
>twenty thousand leagues under the sea
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John Martin
Cosmos by carl sagan.
Anthony Barnes
Journey to the Center of the Earth is far more deep.
Austin Evans
>not Journey to the Centre of the Earth
Bentley Morales
idk but I haven't viewed reality the same way since I read The Library of Babel.
Wyatt Myers
technically, no
Nathan Davis
The Stranger by Albert Camus
John Parker
The Reign of Quantity & the Signs of the Times
Ayden Martin
The Upanishads
Cameron Evans
Theres a section in my political philosophy textbook with some kant in it so that part probably. Maybe blood meridian?
Josiah Taylor
>he thinks the title refers to depth beneath the surface of the sea
>he thinks a submarine could go to a depth beneath the surface of the sea that is more than six times the diameter of the Earth
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Brandon Moore
The Brothers Karamazov. If you are looking for something short, The Death of Ivan Ilyich is pretty deep.
Jordan Morgan
The Corpus Hermeticum
Carter Powell
Depth is a spook.
Lucas Harris
Tao te ching
Nathan White
...
Jose Collins
Critique of Pure Reason
Nathaniel Miller
What the fuck the Tao Te Ching itself basically says the Tao Te Ching isn't deep.
You are whats wrong with modern Taoism.
Benjamin Kelly
>He doesn't understand that greatest depth is non-depth.
People taking Taoism literally is what's wrong with Modern Taoism™. If you wanna be a stiff book licker and hang up on words go read King Kong.
Logan Howard
Topkek
Xavier Perez
Anal Acrobats: An Amazing Adventure
Jayden Harris
Republic
Elijah Wood
Predicable answer, but I reckon Gravity's Rainbow gave me more to chew on than any other book I've ever read. I often say that I've learned more from Pynchon than anybody else and it's really true.
Noah Jenkins
mein irreducible divine nigger!
Elijah Gutierrez
beelzebub's tales to his grandson, yep
Daniel Ross
Religious morons really need to FOAD.