He was right about everything.
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Anyone else regularly experience having some insight about modern life and then instantly realizing the very next moment that he got there first?
Here's how it works.
>thinking about a topic
>arrive at a seemingly original insight or conclusion
>one second passes
>"that's dfw"
Could you be more specific?
>>8036149
like when you realize you have no 'discernible talent'.
you know youre not actually meant to read dfw right?
>>8036163
You're meant to listen to his rambling, brilliant interviews.
No.
Most "insights" that I think you have is about peoples (men in particular and then me, in particular) relationships with other people (with women in particular and then attractive ones I want to be involved with, in particular).
And I don't know of DFW's stance on any relationship business.
The second thing I wonder most about if the question of life goals. And while DFW had lots to say about how to think and life your life, in the goal and purpose department - he was an hero.
>>8036427
He was what
>>8036428
Newfag
>>8036436
What
>>8036112
literally who? looks like an edgelord
>>8036112
Remember when he was right about how mathematics works in Everything and More?
Me neither OP.
>>8036711
Sincerely sorry
>>8036427
hairy arm
absolutely disgusting
Thank you OP for the genuinely amusing post.
