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7/23/2025, 12:09:47 AM
Any /lit/-approved books on how to think?
Recently, I've stopped any sort of study and even reading; all I do is use colloquial english. I think because of this, I think in conversations with people. I imagine scenarios in my head and how I would respond to them (I reckon this is why I have found myself speaking aloud to myself more frequently lately). Maybe this is an effective way of thinking, but for me it just results in gossip essentially. So I am looking for good books on thinking critically, logically, and deattachedly. I really cant stand going on like this.
Recently, I've stopped any sort of study and even reading; all I do is use colloquial english. I think because of this, I think in conversations with people. I imagine scenarios in my head and how I would respond to them (I reckon this is why I have found myself speaking aloud to myself more frequently lately). Maybe this is an effective way of thinking, but for me it just results in gossip essentially. So I am looking for good books on thinking critically, logically, and deattachedly. I really cant stand going on like this.
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7/18/2025, 12:10:22 AM
7/16/2025, 3:20:02 PM
My moroccan oneitis of 2 years came to my work yesterday; we were both blushing and she was the one making conversation with me.
>Oh yeah, anon? What year are you again?
>giggling at everything I say
>over exaggerating her expressions
>ridiculously pretty, yet simple dress
This is horrible, /int/. This is an hero territory for me. Does the impossible happen in your country as well?
>Oh yeah, anon? What year are you again?
>giggling at everything I say
>over exaggerating her expressions
>ridiculously pretty, yet simple dress
This is horrible, /int/. This is an hero territory for me. Does the impossible happen in your country as well?
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