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Anonymous 11/6/2025, 11:17:02 PM No.24860911 [Report]
Submit to &amp Magazine™
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>moving to LA edition
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Summoning All Haters
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Bleh
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 3:14:03 PM No.24857621 [Report]
/sffg/ - Science Fiction and Fantasy General
Recommended reading charts (Look here before asking for vague recs).
https://mega.nz/folder/kj5hWI6J#0cyw0-ZdvZKOJW3fPI6RfQ/folder/4rAmSZxb

>Old:
>>24846281

>Archive:
https://warosu.org/lit/?task=search2&search_subject=sffg

>Goodreads:
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1029811-sffg

>Thread Question:
Why haven't you read Malazan yet?
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>>24860893
> Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
How new are you?
You guys told be Perrin Aybara becomes a based wifebeater yet Im on the 4th book and he's letting Faile push him around like a bitch
>>24859298
Quick someone answer this so I uhhhh... know what to avoid? Or does he mean 25 year olds or something?
chink webnovel slop
do not engage
>>24857712
>He Who Fights With Monsters
I just started a thread on that and all I'm getting are wankers
Tell me about Jackal Among Snakes. He's not a socialist is he? And I literally just picked up my first harem book because I'm hoping some male book about having sexy time with women won't contain ...
Anonymous 10/31/2025, 10:26:37 PM No.24844989 [Report]
ITT:
two sentence horror
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>>24845139
>>24845139
https://youtu.be/wPOF5FgG3DU?si=RStAAwBD4t7wt1On
The skeleton mimicked my every move, grinning it's vile, lifeless smile. Looks like the stupid mirror is broken again.
"Enjoy your meal," the pretty waitress said. "You too," he heard himself reply.
>from my book, from one person who is horribly oblivious to the danger that they are in, to a person who was just roped in to the adventure and clearly understands the danger that they are in.
"And that's the best part," Sam exclaimed. "They can just read your mind!"
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 8:03:01 PM No.24860496 [Report]
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When does this Slavic schizophrenic rambling get good?
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Dostoevski's lack of taste, his monotonous dealings with persons suffering with pre-Freudian complexes, the way he has of wallowing in the tragic misadventures of human dignity—all this is difficult to admire. I do not like this trick his characters have of "sinning their way to Jesus" or, as a Russ...
yeah part 2 is better but idk why people like jordan peterson hail this book as the greatest masterpiece ever written. this book comes off as if its a rough draft and dosto just said ehhh fuck it and released it.
Second part is when le funny starts. I just speedread part I, didn't remember a thing from it, and never regretted anything. Part II is good though, very "sigma" if you will. Honestly it moght just be better to read part II first so part I makes more sense with the context of his life
>>24860496 (OP)
It doesn't. Finished it, hated it. It's a shame that "classic" is used to describe this period of Russian literature, thereby tainting the Greek and Roman Classics.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 10:37:36 PM No.24860798 [Report]
books for my 12 yo daughter plz
she's already done with:
harry potter
artemis fowl
narnia
a series of unfortunate events
spook's (aka the last apprentice)
percy jackson
earth's children
what now?
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>>24860798 (OP)
>No Alice in Wonderland
What are you even doing?
>>24860798 (OP)
Ranger's Apprentice
Stormlight Archive
Mistborn
Night Angel
Farseer Trilogy
Alice in Wonderland
The Count of Monte Cristo
Finnegans Wake
120 Days of Sodom
>>24860886
Holy shit I forgot all about Charlie Bone.
Skulduggery Pleasant.
Wildwood
Abarat
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 11:02:10 PM No.24860869 [Report]
Lovecraft
>had a nice house
>had a rich wife
>made a living off of his hobby
>had friends
>cosmic horrors aren't actually real
Why was he such a doomer about everything?
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I im twinny sivin I hiv ni jib in liv with mi mim ind driv hir cir ivriwhir

Nigger
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 8:08:47 PM No.24860507 [Report]
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>provides the most surface-level commentary on subjects he doesn't really seem to understand
>stunted vocabulary
>constant use of malapropisms and improper grammar/sentence structure
Is it just because he's American or what?
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>>24860907
Post feet
>>24860507 (OP)
Brown
>>24860575
Kike
>>24860748
White
>>24860763
Portuguese mulatto monkey brown
>>24860765
White
>>24860769
Brown
>>24860900
Yeah no white is white. Nobody cares about being actually white. People just don't want to be black.
Y'all some weirdo ahh niggas.
>>24860889
Slit*, my bad
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 6:33:17 PM No.24860317 [Report]
Thread 24860317
How many books in a fiction series is "too many" for you? I'd say 3-4 is the sweet spot but 5 is pushing it, anything about that is just absurd padding full of filler shit for more monies.
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Don't really care if it remains fun to read, though I'll never read anything where "it gets better" and there's several slog novels. For ex. I liked the semi-slop that is Sapkowski's Witcher novels, though the series peaked at Time of Contempt (maybe Baptism of Fire if you like).
I've read 17 Maigret novellas
>>24860317 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24860329
And Proust was literally dying too so he didn't need the money
>>24860317 (OP)
Idk, Remembrance of Things Past is 7 books.
Anonymous 11/2/2025, 6:45:45 PM No.24850035 [Report]
I'm Going To Write Girlporn For $$$
This is the only genre that makes money and the money train isn't stopping any time soon. Short of a puritanical John Carpenter style government, there will always be demand for this shit.

The question is, can a dude write successful girlporn? This is the literary question.
I'm going to read this milking farm thing and see if I can't get a knack for how women write. I'm suspecting it's a bit like this:

>Minimal attention to details and the world, emphasis on personal impressions and feelings; the world as a set of things that make you feel different ways.
>Braindead, 12-15 year old brain simplicity.
Imagine a Middle School girl trying to "speed download" social gossip updates to a friend.
>Vanity, ego, zero accountability, petty delusions, cliches.
This will require a bit of research and marketing savvy just to collect up what today's cliches are. Fortunately, women are dead simple and just go on TikTok/Twitter and see what buzzwords come up a lot.
>Sultry language.
This one's tough. From what I understand explicit, gross language is what sells this shit and is the female equivalent of visually seeing porn. On the other hand, I have a feeling that I could write porn that is vastly more detailed and explicit than what women read and would alienate them. I have a feeling it's just stuff like, "sweaty" "bulge" "heaving" "cock!" "pulsing". Words that sound distinctly naughty but remain vague. It's not about visualizing, even through text, sexual mechanics. It's about breaking social taboos so women feel "naughty" and liberated from their neurotic sexual restraints.
>Female attraction
This is tough. How far do you go with "big muscles, ripped body"? How much do women want to read that, and when is it too much? Women like being dominated but they like to feel it was their choice to be dominated. As a man who understands women very well, I don't want to tap into their sexual triggers too accurately because that might lead to a sense of "revealing too much" about female sexuality which women don't like. They like most of it to remain implicit and simple.

That said, after I nuke my brain with Morning Glory Milking Farm, I'm going to try a couple more to see if my sense of the format is correct.

It should be utterly trivially to right one of these things after that. They're poorly written and short. I can easily embellish the sexual acts to be ten times as spicy as long as I'm aware of the boundaries, men visualize way better than women do. Secondly, as long as I pander to women, I could probably produce a plot a thousand times more compelling.

I literally need like $50k in my life right now for a couple things and I have a feeling I could just pump out 10 of these fuckers in a series and get there.
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>>24852022
For me it's
>Gargoyle Daddy: (Romancing his Stone)
Fucking hilarious.
Do it OP anything you write has to be at least as good as this.
Speaking of smut, do you have characters swear during sex? I do say "fuck" a lot and I'm generally foul-mouthed when I fuck. Not really dirty talking but I swear, so my characters swear a lot when they fuck.
One thing I noticed is that a lot of amateur fiction has no swearing. Even stuff written by ...
>>24860592
It's still a notch above BAM HUGE ASS, VAGINA, HOLES! NOW GOON even worse when there's some subhuman tier "joke" in the picture. I really fucking hate drawn porn. It's always fucking subhuman shit. AI unironically does porn better and it's the only thing it can do better just because the ...
>>24860592
>adverb formed of a gerund
lmao
in Strunk's day he would have come to your house and shot you for that
>>24860480
>women are also a lot more demanding
lmao. here's sarah j maas, the biggest romantasy author on the planet

>Hunt obliged her by removing the thong with cruel, brutal slowness. She growled, but he dangled the underwear on one finger before setting it aside. “I wouldn’t want to damage this...
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 5:44:16 PM No.24860223 [Report]
Thread 24860223
When a particularly erotic book arouses me, I tend to masturbate - ferociously during the erotic scenes, and then a slight twist of my foreskin throughout the other junk.
This evening I decided to treat myself to an old-fashion rub-and-tug while I read the entirety of Platform in a sitting.
Y'know it's going well, I'm over here panting to young Thai girls, absolutely cranking my shit to Valérie - she sounds like a stunning big-breasted, thin-waisted lass - then out of fucking nowhere, Houellebecq makes his self-insert character happily give up his girl to another nigga, Jerome, for zero fucking reason.
So y'know, now I'm just sitting in my chair, limp-dicked, feeling like an absolute cuck with zero ambition to either finish the book or orgasm.
Fuck you, Houellebecq, you old gay fuck faggot.
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>>24860223 (OP)
have you read cumslut? it's only like 100 pages pretty good
>>24860622
The only way it makes sense to me is if Houellebecq is making fun of anyone who reads it and thinks for even a moment it’s possible, and our punishment is the ending
>>24860533
Shush, don't ruin my fantasy.
fuckin lmao, great post
How are we to believe that a fit, ample-breasted bisexual nymph throws herself at a timid, depressed, balding 40yo in the throes of his mid-life crisis
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 11:04:45 PM No.24860885 [Report]
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>moving to LA edition
>>>42069
Summoning All Haters
>Summoning All Haters
Summoning All Haters
>Summoning All Haters
Summoning All Haters
>Summoning All Haters

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Check my digits HH
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Maximum word count?
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 4:22:33 AM No.24859213 [Report]
Thread 24859213
>I was shocked. It was not until middle age that I allowed my own education occasionally to lapse and took to reading novels and foolish plays
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>>24859213 (OP)
lol for a second I thought the title was Butt
>>24860411
I think it's more a political erasure. Being gay is a positive thing these days, but they didn't promote him as a diversity choice. He's too lefty.
>>24859257
>The fact that his histories are not assigned to every American schoolchild is criminal.
It's literally homophobia.
I love Gore Vidal.
I read Vidal’s Lincoln last month. Good stuff.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 4:54:17 PM No.24860152 [Report]
Thread 24860152
They hated him because he told the truth.
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>>24860152 (OP)
You'll see this frequently in tribal systems. If one guy commits suicide then the others start to think about it. In closed environments there could even be multiple successive ones. Most all of them develop a figurehead who embraces death, it's similar to a symbol that cause the others t...
>>24860256
No I'm actually Scots Irish but okay. I just can't multitask.
>>24860289
You will regret this.
>>24860256
White people hate fat people too you know. Probably more so than brown people
>>24860239
>>24860249
Both of you are brown and are explicitly forbidden from ever responding to me again.
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 11:59:43 PM No.24858756 [Report]
Thread 24858756
What are some books about how you feel like you don't actually exist, about how it feels like you're piloting someone and despite that person being "You", you feel disconnected from the world and things happening to you don't feel like they actually are? It's a feel I've had all my life and any advice? I'm not autistic or mentally ill
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>>24858756 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24858756 (OP)
Pessoa
>>24859046
Based Daoist
>>24858756 (OP)
Dissociative Identity Disorder
>>24858756 (OP)
You just described Perfume
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 12:23:10 AM No.24858790 [Report]
Write Your Thoughts
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Why does everything seem so boring? Most human art is nothing to write home about. I thought about exploring my sexual interests, but it's all so predictable. There's always a submissive side and a dominant one that, if they're clueless enough, believes they have any real control over the situation....
>>24860856
I've noticed the same thing. If I have a question about a book or an author, I will go to the archives instead of asking it here.
>Look at archived posts from 2010
>Everyone is relatively stable
>Their posts are coherent and expressive
>Go into a thread on the catalog
>Buzzwords galore
>Everyone is spiteful and unhinged
>Posts are only a handful of words; no engagement whatsoever besides to rage bait including the OP
I really ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZ1EXmkbG84
I posted a large text in chatgpt and asked how many words it contained, it said 5000 but its actually only 3350 words.
Anonymous 11/4/2025, 2:45:21 PM No.24855226 [Report]
"Misogynistic" literature
I need some recs for "Misogynistic", anti-women, anti-feminist, etc. FICTION, but non fiction can also pass. Novels and novellas that explore female behaviour and the extent of their evil and stupidity and critique them
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>>24857051
Why are they like that?
>>24860676
So sick of this shit here
>>24857075
That guy and I verbally sparred on X years ago.
>>24858416
>christian misogyny
>needing permission from a 3,000 year old dead jew to dislike women
>>24855296
Palahniuk is a homo. Fight Club is just a spank fantasy.
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 7:35:11 PM No.24858115 [Report]
Thread 24858115
I read 50 pages of a book today :)
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>>24860840
Thanks, I love you too!
>>24858115 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24860405
If you like the whole Big Dumb Object trope like stuff like Ringworld then yeah, I'd say they're good.
>>24860699
I disagree with >>24860703 anon: if you can't make the time to nourish your mind and spirit through reading (but also by thinking, meditating, wandering) there's a problem of priorities. Are you working crazy hours? For what? More money, nicer car? What a joke. Not criticizing you of cour...
>>24860699
Don't worry about how many pages you read anon. Read when you have time :)
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 7:32:35 PM No.24860434 [Report]
Can I write a book about a new philosophy - comfiness maximization?
>be comfymaxxer
>we will prioritize making free-time, and spend 90% of our freetime at home
>we will prioritize playing comfy vidya (the most cost-effective hobby in existence, google it), laying in bed watching TV, praying and meditating on the fortunes of living in such a technologically advanced society
>we will live a life of minimalism, to not be owned by what we own, to not have to constantly clean and upkeep things
>we will let go of ego
>we will not have a social life
>we will not start families, anti-natalists to the core, kids and wifes are not comfy
>we will live an active healthy lifestyle to minimize uncomfy scenarios in the future (eating well, no excessive media consumption, no drugs/alcohol, brushing teeth, meditation)
>we will not question authority, just go with the flow
>we will people please, keeping the peace is of most importance
>we will not react aggressively to enemies/bullies, we will smile and nod to all insults, fighting back is not comfy and leads to uncomfy places (i.e prison)
>we will smile and nod no matter if friend or foe
>we will work manual labor jobs that pay enough to live minimalistly, jobs that dont require constant fighting for social status and promotions, jobs that dont have you on call at all times
>only act if life is in grave danger against an active aggressor (rare situation to be in as a comfimaxxer)
If all these other religions can only come up with bullshit that only applies to the olden times/social customs, why can't we form a philosophy suitable for the times we live in NOW? In post-prosperity progressive peaceful 1st world countries.
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>>24860434 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24860434 (OP)
based goyslave
You just described epicurism, check it out if you never read into it, should suit you, but yeah pretty much everything already exists when it comes to philosophy
pic related
Based.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 3:26:56 PM No.24859999 [Report]
Schopenhauerbros....
I cannot deny the Will.
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Ur so fuggen cute opie hehehe
>>24859999 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
skill issue
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 5:40:43 AM No.24859331 [Report]
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bad period fiction is fantasy-lite, good period fiction is contemporary-plus
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>>24860099
frogger :V
>>24859331 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24860105
You’ll take whatever I give you
>>24860108
Already dunnit :^)
>>24860099
You’ll do fookin notting
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 7:56:13 AM No.24859490 [Report]
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is it normal to barely remember anything from the books you've read?
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>>24859490 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24859490 (OP)
speed reader thread
>>24859742
Came here just to say this
>>24859490 (OP)
Ignore the niggers ITT, its perfectly normal. Unless you're willing to re-read, take constant notes, and study the same book for years academically, its natural to forget it over time. Human memory works on a "use it or lose it" basis. This is especially common if you force yourself to re...
>>24859490 (OP)
No. You probably dont understand what you're reading at all.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:09:00 PM No.24860608 [Report]
He Who Eats Sandwiches With Monsters
Hi /lit/ I'm new to your board and see there is no HWFWM thread so I'm making one. Why does this series have to be this way? Why does modern lit make every villain white and every brown person good? Why does it take to book 8 for them to tell me Humphry Geller is now an arab when he's been portrayed as white for the previous 7 books? Does the author think I'll forget that Jason is a socialist if he doesn't remind me every chapter?
I have modern literature fatigue.
I forget the other series but some litrpg series:
Hey you see that white cleric? Yep he's going to try and kill you.
You see that black death knight? He's a total bro.
If it happened sometimes I wouldn't mind it's always good to have a twist but when you do it every single time it becomes tired and stale.
I've gave up and have started a harem series "Enchanter" even though I have no interest in the harem themes I just assume it won't be filled with these tripe tropes.
I used to really like Dungeon Crawler Carl but that last book was kind of weak and wandering. Any suggestions?
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>>24860819
You're just an empty husk I know. That's why you're so mad over basic questions like "what book" on a board that pretends it's about literature.
>I was totally going to give you good recommendations
No you weren't. It's my first time on this board not on this website.
>>24860815
I was about to give you a serious answer but the
>strawman? got it.
format makes my skin crawl so I once again banish you to the webnovel general.
>>24860753
Not any literature just Pynchon. So you don't actually have any passion about any books? Got it.
>>24860646
>give me some suggestions
>btw all literary fiction is pynchon piss fetishism so don't recc me any
>also all genre fiction other than webnovel slop is grrm or harry potter so don't recc me that either
i don't know what you want to hear mate, you should probably just go ask the webnovel ge...
>>24860646
I suggest you suffer.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 4:54:21 AM No.24859261 [Report]
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Are you really reading the book of you are reading a translation
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>>24859261 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24859539
therefore I must be author of the Quixote
>>24859266
this
>>24859289
>Unless you're reading poetry a translation will convey nearly the entire text to you in the same way the original did.
and this
>>24859261 (OP)
If its novel or prose or verse then yeah. If its poetry then nope
>>24859460
Actually that was pretty common at the time
Anonymous 11/3/2025, 12:30:05 PM No.24852168 [Report]
IT'S UP
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>>24860841
It also shows what type of content their discourse must conform itself to, otherwise it wouldn't have an audience. It's why everything online is produced for the beginner with zero prerequisites. Just by being on youtube, it is inherently dumbed down. And if not, it's unknown.
>>24856665
that's how you get updoots from the rabble tho
>>24860800
Here comes the smug pedantism that is usually associated with idealism. If it's metaphysics you should have no problem admitting it's unfalsifiable and then also admitting at least the assumptions of materialism lead to scientific progress. Something tells me you just want to sit in the c...
>>24860728
when the subject is metaphysics you have to think about what is beyond pragmatism, and you are making a word salad when using deductive-inductive distinction when the subject is metaphysics. and I did questions your reasoning. you are willingly ignorant on this matter
>>24860701
You didn't question my reasoning. Idealism is inductive logic at its worst (because this happens in my mind, I think, it must happen everywhere!) And so far as I know you haven't addressed it anywhere beyond making an appeal to subjectivity somewhere. That said, it may well be true but to...
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 12:30:32 PM No.24859792 [Report]
Thread 24859792
You guy's think Raskolnikov's Great Man Theory was correct? I'm guessing people like Napoleon maybe felt bad for killing people to achieve great things, but they were able to simply handle it because they were great
Are you a great man?
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I interpreted Raskolnikov as not being able to handle the complete freedom from society that such a crime granted him, killing 2 people without anyone knowing meant he could never reveal himself fully to anybody. This is why he ended up confessing to a murder that nobody generally suspected him of, ...
>>24860694
I think you're right, at least that's the moral of the story that I figured out
>>24860086
It wasn't ever confirmed that he murdered anyone thoughbeit
>>24859995
Yeah, but if he actually WAS a great man, he wouldn't have had any guilt and everything would have turned out fine. The moral of the novel is "find out if you have a conscience, and if you do, resign yourself to obscurity while sociopaths rule the world". Bleak.
>>24859792 (OP)
If you are alluding to Dostoevsky’s worst novels, then, indeed, I dislike intensely The Brothers Karamazov and the ghastly Crime and Punishment rigamarole. No, I do not object to soul-searching and self-revelation, but in those books the soul, and the sins, and the sentimentality, and the...
>>24859792 (OP)
He was just a dumb zoomer with stupid ideas, the book literally spells it out for you.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 5:45:56 PM No.24860227 [Report]
Tao Te Ching Page 1: What does it mean?
Greetings, /lit/.

For 2500 years, academics and spiritualists have layered their own feeble interpretations onto this text, obscuring its essence with jargon and dogma. We are going to perform an autopsy.

The Method: One page per thread. We will proceed with the patience of water wearing down stone.

The Goal: To collectively approximate an understanding of the Way, or to determine it is, in fact, brainlet-tier nonsense. Both are valid outcomes.

The Rules:

1. There is no "correct" interpretation. The first line itself declares this. The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao.
2. We're using the Gia-Fu Feng translation. Arguing over translations is against the Nameless.
3. We read one page per thread. Don't skip ahead.
4. We embrace the contradictions. We are here to feel the text, not just understand it.

One

The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao.
The name that can be named is not the eternal name.
The nameless is the beginning of heaven and Earth.
The named is the mother of the ten thousand things.
Ever desireless, one can see the mystery.
Ever desiring, one sees the manifestations.
These two spring from the same source but differ in name;
this appears as darkness.
Darkness within darkness.
The gate to all mystery.

Begin.
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monitoring this thread
Who /Earthsea/ here? What's your favorite Ursula K Le Guin book?

I just started her translation, and let me tell you,
The way you can go isn’t the real way.
The name you can say isn’t the real name.
Heaven and earth begin in the unnamed:
name’s the mother of the ten thousand things.
So the unw...
>>24860322
>So the dao is eternal but not static?
The character 常 (cháng) in Warring States texts consistently means "constant," "regular," or "normative". NOT "eternal" in the sense of temporal infinity.

>Once we have put a name or a form to it we have lost it, something like that?
The "nameless" ...
>>24860303
yeah I've heard even learning Chinese is pointless in regards to this text as it is so archaic and even contemporary native Chinese have difficulty understanding some aspects
which seems fitting
>>24860293
So the dao is eternal but not static? Once we have put a name or a form to it we have lost it, something like that?
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 10:38:36 PM No.24858486 [Report]
Thread 24858486
>Almost twice as many words as the Bible
What the fuck was he writing about?
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>>24860810
Thanks.
>>24860805
Quality rebuttal.
>>24860772
I pity you.
>>24858486 (OP)
Nohing important. Moronic people get triggered when they read too much into him.
>>24858496
She liked it and teased him afterwards about how will she explain at confession that she cheated on her husband with a priest
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:03:23 PM No.24860598 [Report]
Thread 24860598
Could Hegel cure my nihilistic view that life is meaningless and nothing matters?
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>>24860825
no one's forcing you to be here, maybe go touch grass or something
>>24860802
I dunno, there is no where to have freewheeling philosophy discussions. Once in a while you have a smart poster, like the Deleuzeanons are smart, so are some of the Marxistanons. But yeah most of you are absolutely fucking illiterate, it's like /r/philosophy_memes.
"Spinoza said that natu...
>>24860709
>>24860780
>>24860794
what does it say about you that you're spending your time on a site full of retards
>>24860780
Or I could put it even more simply - true nihilism annihilates your humanity. But you can't actually annihilate your humanity because you are a man. So it's an unstable perspective and it changes into other things, in Hegel directly it changes into your lost humanity becoming a distant Go...
>>24860709
I can say this about nihilism/skepticism too from the PoS - the nihilist thinks he's annihilating reality, he has seen the truth that there is really nothing there. But by annihilating reality he ends up annihilating himself - it's not life/reality that's meaningless as an object, he hims...
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 10:22:40 PM No.24860764 [Report]
Thread 24860764
It is with considerable difficulty that I recall the primal era of my being: all the events of that period seem to me confused and indistinct. A strange multiplicity of sensations overwhelmed me, and I saw, touched, heard, and smelled everything simultaneously; indeed, it took quite some time before I learned to distinguish the operations of my various senses.
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>>24860764 (OP)
haha OP I love froggo XD
I remember crying in a pram.
Since it was raining, the plastic cover was on to protect me from the rain.
But this caused the awful echo of the rain hitting against what was protecting me, to spread noisily throughout the pram.
I remember thinking "it's too loud" whilst my cries got muffled by the ra...
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 6:07:25 PM No.24857951 [Report]
Thread 24857951
More like picrel? Books that show the complexity and depth of human experience and intellectual life before modernity, actually takes them seriously, revives what has been lost or forgotten, etc.

Also, anyone ever utilized the mind palace methodology described herein? I experimented last night and just permanently memorized a list of ingredients on a box lol. Seems extremely potent.
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>>24858660
>if we create the conditions for a consciousness
We can't do that if we don't understand consciousness.
>it could easily create a super-consciousness
If it's easy for a consciousness to create a super-consciousness, then why are humans incapable of doing so?
>Why wouldn't it be possible f...
>>24860812
>So you're saying you need to ask where the bathroom is multiple times before you remember even though you've used it multiple times?

No. Because I can see where things are with my eyes. Having to conjure an image of the space in memory when I am somewhere else requires conscious effort.
>>24860796
So you're saying you need to ask where the bathroom is multiple times before you remember even though you've used it multiple times?
I don't think that's true for you but it's what you're saying which is strange. Most people don't need directions to the bathroom multiple times before reme...
>>24860789
Imagining the layout of a physical space requires a lot more mental effort for me. And that's before having to make up a bunch of images that correspond to something else.

Imagining a space, remembering what goes where, and remembering how those things relate to something else is just s...
>>24860789
*Obviously it's utilizing. Not "unlocking" wrong word.
>>24860777
Anonymous 11/3/2025, 7:49:35 PM No.24852999 [Report]
/wg/ Writing General
"There can be only one!" edition

Previous: >>24848643

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Follow prompts made below and discuss written works for practice; contribute and you shall receive.
If you have not performed a cursory proofread, do not expect to be treated kindly. Edit your work for spelling and grammar before posting.
Violent shills, relentless shill-spammers, and grounds keeping prose, should be ignored and reported.
(And maybe double-space your WIPs to allow edits if you want 'em.)

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>>24860617
Maybe the autobiography of Sainte Thérèse de Lisieux, or "The Inner Castle" of Saint Teresa of Avila.
But there is such a thing as books to teach "catholic catechism" to converts or children, I suggest you look for that
>>24859452
The prose felt a bit like the Neuromancer. I'm ESL so my experience and frame of reference is clearly lacking, but it felt a bit cliche and "pulp-y", which is not necessarily a bad thing, but I kept reading past the first paragraph with the same feeling that when I watch an obscure sci-fi...
>>24860617
Read Augustine and Aquanis
>>24860662
Would love to babe, but:
1) it's not in english
2) it's still too short
3) I plan to put it on the market, me posting on /lit/ being public knowledge would be bad PR
>>24860631
Post some
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>>24860642
Does Cat ever think of Lysa's unborn bastard, or is it always Jon Snow?
The absolute state of it.
>>24859921
if youre into hags
>>24859405
Statistically, this is impossible. For all those centuries, you're telling me not one lord, thane, or knight disinherited his firstborn?
>>24849198
cats tv actress was so hot
Anonymous 11/4/2025, 9:25:48 PM No.24855955 [Report]
Thread 24855955
What do they read in china?
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>>24859322
america is a shithole lol
>>24859322
I'd give my right to critique the government if it meant a better life. Unless all you talk about is politics—who cares?
>>24860584
>It's almost like they don't care what educated people think and only care about what the plebs are thinking.
Incredibly based. They deserve all the victories that theyre about to get.
They're into Kundera, I hear. A native author who is consistently popular is Eileen Chang.
>>24855955 (OP)
Marx
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:11:59 PM No.24860615 [Report]
what would an Indigo Pill starter-pack look like?
I've seen starter-packs and image guides for Green Pill and Iron Pill advocates all the time. But never Indigo Pill. The closest suggestion I have seen is just to read Machiavelli.
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>>24860779
noted anon
>>24860615 (OP)
48 laws of power - Robert Greene
World Order - Henry Kissinger
Propaganda - Edward Bernays
Public Opinion - Walter Lippman
The Lesser Key of Solomon - Anonymous
Transcendental Magic - Eliphas Levi
My diary, desu - Me
>>24860629
Yes, it's quite an old jpeg, a lot of the reposts have the JPEG artefacts on the text making it almost unreadable. It used to get posted on /x/ a lot. There's been a lot of focus on blue/red/green/white/black pills. I think white and black were later entries and white here best reflects t...
>>24860618
Seeing this makes me a bit nostalgic for when I first started browsing 4chan. Sadly I think AI generated content has killed the era of ms paint memes.
from this image.
Anonymous 11/3/2025, 10:19:13 PM No.24853405 [Report]
Thread 24853405
Alright I'm gonna read the bible and saw this 'thomas nelson' one on amazon for $20. Should I get it
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>>24858175
You're an idiot
>>24859780
Also, the guy is gigantic coward for not putting out his version of the Quran and the Book of Mormon.
>>24853405 (OP)
The only physical Bible I own is the Skeptic's Annotated Bible. It's one of the better Bible's BECAUSE it highlights the inconsistent and inaccurate portions of the book which is stuff you do want to know and get answers for if you are doing Biblical studies.
>>24853405 (OP)
No, Nelson has a bunch of misprints. Get a Cambridge one.
>>24854001
NRSV is the one used by most scholars
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 3:41:55 PM No.24857688 [Report]
Thread 24857688
Was Dante right about so-called neutrals?
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>>24859765
The vast majority of white people marry with other whites (as do other races). This anon gets it >>24858966 and you're a deranged schizo
>>24858740
lol how ironic, Churchill never said that
>>24859407
This anon basically gets it and fuck you if you think different.
This isn't a fucking game. In 20 years we'll be living in some mixture of South Africa and Stalinist Russia if we don't do something. All of this convoluted BS and 'it's all the same' is manufactured so that you give up and ...
>>24859407
A distracts C from what B is saying so that they can kill both B an C
>>24858962
It helps to reaffirm simple truths, it gives the community clear voice and initiates the naive into the ways of our culture.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:56:09 AM No.24859611 [Report]
Is /lit/ an Ian Flemming board?
Which is your faviroute book? Are the bond books even worth reading, I hear they're pretty different from the movies?
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>>24859611 (OP)
I like them
my fav is Dr No
i gotta go read him now
>>24859676
What racism has he committed? Have you been disturbed by the non-TWed dated content in his image?
>>24859611 (OP)
Bond is a totally different figure in the books as the movies. He's more of a playboy action man in the movies whereas in the books he' an upperclass english gentleman spy. The boo...
>>24859611 (OP)
No, /lit/ is a no-racism allowed board. You're getting reported.
/lit/ loves William Blake and considers all humans as equal in the eyes of the one true god Jesus Christ.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:28:25 AM No.24859584 [Report]
Thread 24859584
>I am almost amazed that you consider a professional philosopher capable of no confusion in concepts and definitions. Such things are nowhere more at home than among philosophers who are not mathematicians, and Wolff was no mathematician, even though he made cheap compendiums. Look around among the philosophers of today, among Schelling, Hegel, Nees von Esenbeck, and their like; doesn't your hair stand on end at their definitions? Read in the history of ancient philosophy what kinds of definitions the men of that day, Plato and others, gave (I except Aristotle). But even in Kant it is often not much better; in my opinion his distinction between analytic and synthetic theorems is such a one that either peters out in a triviality or is false.

Philosophysisters... not like this... not like this...
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>>24859584 (OP)
>among the philosophers of today, among Schelling, Hegel
>Nees von Esenbeck
>>24859584 (OP)
>>24859609
Yes, Pascal's "esprit de geometrie" and "esprit de finesse" apply here, obviously. Moving on.
>>24859584 (OP)
>*develops non-Euclidean geometry*
>Heh, nothin' personnel, kid.
>his distinction between analytic and synthetic theorems is such a one that either peters out in a triviality or is false.
Jesus. Even Gauss was filtered. Mathematicians are truly the biggest midwits. And I say this as a STEMcel.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 1:48:26 PM No.24859885 [Report]
Thread 24859885
Is this the greatest ragebait in literature?
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>>24859904
>fpbp
/thread
>>24859912
So by that logic egoism and life are synonymous
>>24860665
Anti-natalists are at a complete poverty when it comes to weighing quality of life. Their defective nature simply precludes them from accepting any rationalization outside of their own self-indoctrination. They don't necessarily mean to be disingenuous because such is simply written into ...
>>24860665
This doesn't mean that anti-natalist arguments can be dismissed solely due to this fact (inb4 crying about ad hom); it does however add context to why autists make these threads and are completely unable to understand why they are wrong. It also has direct implications regarding Benatar's...
Reminder that anti-natalists are likely to be mentally ill and have a personality disorder
Anonymous 11/4/2025, 10:30:01 AM No.24854898 [Report]
what is the most based language to learn
and why is it ancient Greek?
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>>24859090
it's the easiest thing in the world if you're motivated
>>24859908
I would say to try to read it in chronological order, at least as much as this is possible. This is so you can see how each philosophical school responded to each other and built off of (or refuted) previous ones.

I would say to start reading something on the Vedas, then the Upanishads e...
>>24860569
https://ganjoor.net/

This site probably has anything you would ever want to read, with synchronized audio when available. There are 1,462,191 verses digitized so far.
>>24859985
>you get more untranslatable poetry than most people could ever read in a lifetime
There's poetry, but all the good stuff can't fit in a three volume set.
>>24854898 (OP)
French, German, English, Italian, Spanish, Latin, Ancient Greek. Everything else is accessory.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:27:54 PM No.24860641 [Report]
We are in the middle of the Apocalypse and it shows
Society already is divided in 3.5/4.
3.5 are the cattle, 0.5 the remnants dissidents.
The internet is owned by them, everything is controlled by them while we control almost nothing except partially where we can choose to go and die.
Diagnosis: We lost, no organization on our side, the NWO is heading strongly toward their goal, which is total control of peoples lives through digital surveillance and technology.
While we are all divided between meaningless reasons and most refuse to acknowledge the truth.
Christ here, Allah there, YHWH here, Buddha there.
Truth is God and pathetically everyone who says they fight the good cause doesn't know it and avoids it at all costs.
There will come a point where we have to choose to do what is right or retreat to the mountains in order to die off with the knowledge that we did absolutely jack shit to try and change things.
Fuck politics, fuck false religions, fuck scientism, and most of all fuck whoever gave their responsibility up to someone else instead of developing within them the true will.
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>>24860655
>>24860657
>>24860759
350/400 seems more reasonable to me.
>>24860655
>>24860657
/lit/ is not ready for this kind of autismo level
>>24860641 (OP)
You again?
Stop posting this trash.
>>24860641 (OP)
>3.5/4
>>24860641 (OP)
>3.5/4
why not say 7/8 like a sensible person
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 10:33:16 PM No.24860788 [Report]
Thread 24860788
Found this earlier on /x/.
No idea what it means, but it stuck with me.
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Anonymous 11/6/2025, 5:24:40 PM No.24860195 [Report]
Thread 24860195
I recently learned about "copywork". A writing exercise where you copy by hand or retype a great novel. Is this a meme? Do you do it? Which book?
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>>24860232
Concur. I took a class in poetry composition and one of the required activities was to find snippets of verse, and copy them longhand into a journal.
Because verse is predominantly about style. So is some prose, for rhetoric.
>>24860255
Because printing hadn’t been invented you dumb shit. The monks didn’t learn shit doing it and we have 20 words just for the types of mistakes they did all the time.
Today’s word is parablepsis. Look it up and learn something.
The only time this is worth doing is if you're studying a language like Latin, Ancient Greek or Classical Chinese
>>24860255
They did this because it was what had to be done to own a copy of the textbook. Medieval monks were not good writers.
>>24860195 (OP)
I've never copied anything directly, but when I'm enjoying something a lot I'll tend to feel very inspired and stop to write out what's effectively a pastiche of the work, or otherwise note down my ideas. Aping other people's work is good practice, especially when you can identify what it...
Anonymous 11/5/2025, 11:39:45 PM No.24858696 [Report]
Thread 24858696
>wife status?
buckbroken
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>>24858709
normal ppls is when the live laugh love o algo
>>24858709
Normal people care for the parents.
>>24858709
Intelligent people realize that both were flawed and that the point of the book wasn't to blame either.
>>24858709
Being a little bitch isn't a sign of intelligence.
>>24858696 (OP)
Stupid people empathize with Stoner and like the book. Intelligent people empathize with Edith and hate the book.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 9:47:58 PM No.24860690 [Report]
Thread 24860690
I don't like anything anymore all that much and life is now extremely tiresome for me. For reference I'm a 30 year old obese alcoholic.

Books for this feel?
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>>24860749
Like 12
>>24860690 (OP)
How much do you drink on a typical day?
your self-pity is repulsive
have some decency and stop acting like a low-iq loser
Anonymous 10/29/2025, 12:14:55 AM No.24837194 [Report]
/clg/ - Classical Languages General
Oracular edition

>τὸ πρότερον νῆμα·
>>24816688

>Μέγα τὸ Ἑλληνιστί/Ῥωμαϊστί·
https://mega dot nz/folder/FHdXFZ4A#mWgaKv4SeG-2Rx7iMZ6EKw

>Mέγα τὸ ANE·
https://mega dot nz/folder/YfsmFRxA#pz58Q6aTDkwn9Ot6G68NRg

>Work in progress FAQ
https://rentry dot co/n8nrko

All Classical languages are welcome.
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>>24858723
this doesn't happen (in the italian edition)
>>24860566
Gratias tibi ago.
>nescio num librum quem legis te hoc iam commonuerit
Non liber meus "Lingua Latina per se illustrata", sed liber meus grammaticus "A Companion to Familia Romana" me commonuit (in capitulo quattuor, ecce!)
Iam lego capitulum sex libri agoque exercitia capituli quinque.
>>24860491
bene scripsisti
P.S nescio num librum quem legis te hoc iam commonuerit sed opus tibi non est "ii" et "ea" sententiis addere sicut lingua anglica
>Quaestio: Cur pueri Iuliam rident?
>Responsum meum: Ii eam rident, quia ea sine rosis suis non pulchra, sed foeda est.
Estne responsum meum verum?
(The answer should mean: They laugh at the girl because, without her (own) roses, she is not beautiful, but ugly.)
>>24860172
>this sounds like one of those Socratic questions dealing precisely with the distinction between how Greeks understood those different words
Yeah, I've been reading a lot of Xenophon and Plato lately and I wanted to take a note in my notebook.
Anonymous 11/3/2025, 1:41:40 PM No.24852237 [Report]
Thread 24852237
so now that philosophy has been going for a couple thousand years, what is their conclusion? have they've even gotten anywhere? i suspect it's all a meme.
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>>24860766
I was overly hasty to produce a snappy apothegm. What I mean is, much of—not all—what we have know is due to the project of philosophy. It's inevitable that eventually only or mostly unresolvable questions remain. Epistemic uncertainty and all.
>>24860758
I am lightly amused by the fact this quote can be interpreted in 2 distinctly different ways both of which would seem equally poignant given the readers personal bias.
>>24860550
I think thats called the goldilocks principle, which I've been looking up lately.
>>24860760
I don't necessarily agree. Science can't give us advice on morals & ethics nor can it guarantee absolute meaning.
Everything that philosophy has concluded has become science. Philosophy is a continuous process that ablates into the experimental and exact sciences.
Anonymous 11/6/2025, 7:46:26 AM No.24859478 [Report]
Thread 24859478
>folds the moment a competent historian debates him
Y-Yarvin bros... what happened?
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>>24859478 (OP)
hes literally just a
>"Let my tiny hat tribe kabbalah group rule over and stop resisting."
>>24860573
>Most of the CIA is true believers in "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness,"
How do you explain lockdowns?
>>24860452
How's Thiel gonna deal with the US Military? How are any of these guys planning to deal with them? If this is ever going to be anything more than a gay LARP you've got to have some serious answers about what to do about the real hard power in the United States. Actually not just the milit...
>>24860505
No, it's homophobia. Thiel is a faggot aside from having lots of blood on his hands.
Techbros are so cringe.
newnunu 11/5/2025, 10:32:40 PM No.24858472 [Report]
The slopper who fell from grace with the slop
>Chapter 1: Faggot 1 spies on his mom
>Chapter 2: Faggot 2 doesnt like the sea but also doesnt like land
Why am I reading this dumbass book?
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>>24860020
Wow way to totally misunderstand the end of the book. The weren’t going to kill him they were going to fuck him.
>>24860647
NTA but the commentary of a lost ideal of Japan is kind of interesting, but it being Mishima I can't help but think I'm supposed to agree with the kids by end. That's fine, too; maybe that's further proof of that ideal of self-sacrifice being lost to the modern man, since it was personall...
>>24860285
>can't name one redeeming quality of the book as a counterpoint
So are you king of the midwits or are you going to bless us with the grace of your superior literary analysis?
This board is really just full of midwits now holy fuck.

>>24860020
>Story and characters weak
If this is as deep as your analysis went literature isn't for you. Stick to Sanderson.
>>24858472 (OP)
It doesn't get any better, OP. Despite the prose being beautifully worded (with some exceptions), the overall story and characters are pretty weak. If you think Noburu is a massive faggot now, just wait.

My step dad didn't beat me when he caught me repeatedly spying on him banging my mom...
Anonymous 10/23/2025, 9:27:40 PM No.24824368 [Report]
Poetry general
Post your own work and critique others.
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>reading shakespeare's sonnets
>the first several are about how you're getting old and you're going to die alone and uncomforted and unremembered unless you have children
I'm sorry for being an unlovable incel chud, Bill...
>>24860050
applause emojis removed
>>24858187
Inch forward into cold motioned soup
You'll find the ingredients rare
The clay confines, awash the rest
It erodes, daily in meted pacings
Reflection, interrupted only on the surface
The light phases underneath
But the depths remain unseen
The rain trapping gas affectionately
Lurkers arise
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I was just thinking of that one yesterday
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