Now its just some 14 year old from a reddit thread
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Dad: "I don't want to be in a club that would have me as its member", Karl Marx said that
Brainrot so high that i thought it was moon is blue smh
Lol no that's not true! If you did that, the teacher or the school nerd about this subject would challenge you. He will come to your house, ring your doorbell, and you'll go together to your city library. Unlike the internet, you could not just source some shit some-nobody made up and spread online. You had to prove it with hard-text published sourced papers.
We used to pay higher cost in money, time and effort in order to learn any topic. As a result, once you learn it, you hold it for life, and spread it and proudly challenge others about its truth everywhere you go, which pushes you to seek further.
Each room of our house still has a large bookshelf library. I never left any of the books which I personally bought untouched including those large expensive hard-cover multi-series encylopedias about physics, chemistry, mathetics, history, philosophy, language, geology, politics and everything. I had to read them at least once to learn their topics otherwise I would've lost that money.
Btw I'm not talking about school textbooks; no those we used to burn in celebration at the end of each year's graudation outside the parking lots!
Lol we really grew up in different times
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Develop extreme philosophy that resembles Stoicism, but is actually a really disfunctional version of it, apparently.