What's the most autistic book?
How to win friends and influence people
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>>7839637
The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra, The Legend of the 10 elemental masters
Notes from the Underground.
you're favorite
FW by Jimmy J
prob some boring analytic philosophy book by one of frege's followers
>>7839637
yours
>>7839642
I read the first 2 chapters and was just embarrassed
anything Kafka
>>7839646
my booty to be sexy?
what did he mean by this?
>>7839642
This, or Wittgenstein.
>>7839654
This. Amazing book though.
the edgelord in the rye
This book is about an autistic NEET who is forced by his mother to get a job.
>>7839637
Nothing will ever be more autistic than this unless you count fanfics
>>7839637
I'll give you a clue. There's a thread about it on /lit/ right now!
>>7840335
Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality?
Both Gravitys Rainbow and Infinite Jest were written by literal autists.
>>7839833
Witty is autistic in a good way tho
>>7839650
Hypersphere is way worse. I actually got 40 pages into the legacy before bowing to the autism.
>>7840269
this desu
Vaporwave
>>7839637
Whitehead and Russell's Principia Mathematica.
if a Traveler on a winters Night
>>7839702
>don't understand it
LOL IT'S SO BORING FUCKIN ANALYTICS LOL I'M SO SOPHISTICATED
>>7841216
Yeah, this.
Fashionable Nonsense
>>7842010
How is it autistic, the ravings of postmodernists might not call for compulsive dissection if theu are confined to some cafe in paris, but problems start arising when those ideas are implanted into the heads of revolutnaries and leaders in the developing world, where you actually need change and people who can, well, do shit l.
American Psycho
>>7839637HIGHT TEST
>>7839637
Anything from the Inheritance Cycle.
>>7839637
Obviously it's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time".
The Curious Incident of the Shitpost in the Night Time
Anything Beckett
>>7839637
probably anything written by an african american author
portrait of theautistas a young man
>>7839653
This was actually quite riveting
>>7842740
>and not Carnap's aufbau der welt
Ayer was only mildly autistic compared to Rudolf; but Wittgenstein did once remark that Ayer had a tendency to be clever at all times, something Wittgenstein didn't necessarily like (probably because he had the same disposition after having read Russell's book on the foundations of maths while still an engineer)
>>7839637
Anyone going to say The Book of Disquiet
anyone at all
