Which book will cure me of overwhelming apathy and reflexive, unhealthy skepticism

t. the Industrial System

Don Quixote it's medicine. I reread it at least every second year.

The Book of Disquiet

I'm sorry but you can't learn how to have a sense of humor. You either have it or you don't.

What? That's exact opposite most of his conclusions take though. I'm assuming you haven't actually read Chesterton, or you're literally retarded.

Untrue. My uncle used to take me out back and give it to me as a kid.

Notes from the Underground by Dostoevsky

Mortons List and The Great Malinko

The Conspiracy against the Human Race: A Contrivance of Horror

Smoke weed and read Galapagos by Vonnegut

>Vonnegut is pleb shit
Yeah, so is apathy and reflexive skepticism, but we all start somewhere.

>cure
>implying skepticism isnt the cure

! backwards all it got you

>christfags
Op go to your local Imam and learn about your jihad

this
it's the ultimate in embracing sometimes illogical constructs in the name of romanticism and heroism

>All these fucking pessimists on Veeky Forums

Does no one read Nietzsche? Good fucking god, the lion's share of his philosophy revolves around the repudiation of any and all pessimism/nihilism to which he would have been rightfully entitled, given his shitty health and circumstances.

Anyone who thinks they have it bad, should read about his daily life/routine.

1. children are starving
2. this invalidates your pain

kill yourself