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Fanon is hardly relevant to metaphysics or philosophy, sure it is basic in terms of racial physiology but philosophy no. 

Side note: Kant is pretty basic too. 

WHAT?! I fucking love GG Marquez and Borges amazing beyond both of them. The last guy I've heard of not sure if I've read his works. Borges did things with his writings and philosophies that would leave me feelings like my world was almost fake. His book on the book that never ended just really made me think very hard about infinity and what it truly means in that sense

sobs kept me up for many nights, I wanted to bring him back to life give him a hug and kiss then kill him again lol :) 

I'll read Concierto Barroco as soon as possible and I'll let you know if I'm stI'll alive after the mind fuck :D

its not a REAL wave tho. its a wave potential. its virtual. its like it doesnt exist until it hits the back wall, unless it is detected, then it doenst exist until it gets detected. 

its not as if anything actually goes through the 2 slits. the unioverse just makes the calculation.. almost as if running a simulation before making teh decision. 

Oh god not Kafka, that stuff's terrible.

He knew it too, and requested his works be burnt upon his death.

Then you'll like A. Carpentier's Concierto Barroco. (there's a good deal of New Orleans jazz in it. :)

just really made me think very hard about infinity and what it truly means in that sense

That's the hallmark of a Really Good Book.  The stuff what keeps me awake at night.

Lmao I don't think it is. thats all personal choice but I like to read his work it gives me a good laugh 

ya i totally agree. when i do read books, i love them. im such a sci fi fan, but the only time i can be bothered to read is like when im on a plane, or riding in a car or something. if i have a computer around, its very hard to peel my attention away from it 

It's closer to not having a scenario where I'm required to keep up on it. The internet does do that, but if it were that alone I'd have lost that much sooner.

Sherlock Holmes books (my current attempt) have been torturing me. It's great, but I can't keep my mind where it needs to be. I'm going to need to arrange some means of giving myself no choice.

"Kafka, on the other hand though...   Well it's a coming-to-age must-have."

But... the quicksand those pages are made of, it's too much effort to trudge through it all.