>>157I've heard that Friedrich Nietzsche said all these based things too; there's so much of this stuff I want to read.
You know what's weird is that almost everyone can access all these classic tomes, and commentary, from the phones that almost everyone in the U.S. has now. I live in big city and even poor people have them, even some homeless people. You could read much of what you'd need to get a philosophy degree in a few years of picking up passages incrementally while waiting for and riding buses on you commute. People have access to all this material produced and taught in elite universities and they're playing some mediocre game, gossiping, reading clickbait, or whatever.
Yet it shows you that sometimes, /alpha/ simply involves taking one action rather than the other.