Thread 24477303

Will I stop being stupid if I read a lot of books?

>>24477303 (OP)
No. Being stupid is a moral failure.

You'll be more eloquent and you'll be able to better understand hard-written stufferinos. Just don't read anything badly written or you'll think retarded thoughts

>>24477303 (OP)
Yes, for a while. Then in the middle of the skill curve you'll become really loud and obnoxious, crossing a lot of borders. Then when continuing reading, you'll repent for your loudness and find inner peace in litteris and in the act of studying and reading.

>>24477303 (OP)
/lit/ is the smartest 4chan board. I attribute this to reading.

>>24478178
Or does reading attract smart people? You've confused cause and effect

>>24477303 (OP)
At the very least, if you read a lot of books*, you will learn not to care about "being stupid", whatever that means. You should do it.

>*classics/literary fiction/philosophy

>>24477303 (OP)
If you can even read lots of books that would mean you're probably not that stupid. Even if you are somewhat stupid, the knowledge you will inevitably gain from reading just some books will allow you to pretend you're less stupid than your peers, but don't push it, or else the stupidity will make itself visible, sooner or later.

No but you will remain miserable

Not if you read a lot of books by Jews, women and marxists

>>24477303 (OP)
yes, just make sure it's these ones.

>>24478178
>all smart people read, but not everyone that reads is smart