ITT: Post robot books
>>24043882
literatureblox
>>24043882
>Japanese
>Main characters are a college student and a neet
>college kid obsesses over the neet, calls him Sensei
>They're both robots
>>24043882
woodblox
original comment coming through
>>24043882
confederacy
>>24043882
>has qt gf
>doesn't have any social anxiety
'no'
>>24043985
Which edition is best?
Notes from underground
I always delete the stock photo but it's the first and only necessary robot book
Daily Reminder: Victor Frankenstein's monster was a robot
Bezukhov is essentially a "robot"... sorry I don't lurk here often. Really the greatest book I've ever read though. Not overrated in the least. It gives a good perspective on life in general and will help you grow.
>>24044186
forgot image... here is an original post... fuck this shit is annoying
>>24044064
only read the rubin one, idk
>>24043882
>Camus' book
Camus was an ultra-Chad, and would be kekking in his grave at the idea of robots.
The r9k bible. I'd recommend the audio book.
>>24043882
He stepped down, avoiding any long look at her as one avoids long looks at the sun, but seeing her as one sees the sun, without looking.
>>24044236
>grew up in Algeirs poor with a deaf mom
>almost died of fucking TB as a teen
>dad died in WW1 before he knew him
>studied philosophy in uni and had a mentor
>hung out with motherfucking sartre in WW2 and worked for a resistance newspaper
he was not an "ultra-chad", he ascended robotdom.
>>24044251
oh yes, so many great quotes.
Prince Myshkin
Not even trollin' m8s
>>24044293
>>24044293
>nuh-uh he's a robot
Oh really
>Into sports in a big way; attributed many good things in his life due to football
>womanizer
>attractive
>charismatic
>got married twice
>had a semi-long fling with actress Maria Casares
>dedicated a good portion of his life to fight against Nazis and German fascism during WWII
Not even close to a robot, even in terms of political views. He's the pinnacle of Chad-dom, and someone that robots try to co-opt because they think they have a monopoly on intellectualism.
>>24044382
>not notes from underground
>>24044293
Most robots are middle class anyways.
Camus self medicated with sex and drugs. That is a Chad by robot standards.
>>24043882
Brave New World had every level of robot.
>>24043985
What's robot about this piece of shit?
>>24044503
was already posted
>>24044513
robot has more to do with worldview than engaging in sex with females or using drugs
>>24044479
i never claimed he was a robot, i said he had a robot-tier upbringing and that he ascended it, however he was not an "ultra chad". Not ultra chad != robot
>>24043959
I really really want to publish a magazine called Meiji Angst
>>24044617
feels
can't express himself well
stuck in past
no direction in life
>>24044479
you are the same troll that said Kafka was a womanizer once?
I liked this one much better than his others, probably because it was more
relatable.
>>24044661
>robot-tier upbringing
But he wasn't a first world, middle class male who gave up on the first obstacle. Not really a robot-tier upbringing at all.
>not an ultra-Chad
But he is an ultra-Chad though, he meets and exceeds all the criteria for Chad-dom.
>>24044688
>chad
>with 3 chicks who want his dick
>one of them kills herself because he fucked so good and she would never have him
>the other one claims he fucked her so good she'll never have sex again
>other one keks her boyfriend for him
>has 9 one-night stands in the span of the book
>college student with a bright future
Any feels the MC might have expressed are retarded, petty normalfag feels.
>>24044003
dude vonnegut is pretty teenage tier imo, like OPs pick, but ed finerty was one smooth fuck
>>24044739
>you are the same troll that said Kafka was a womanizer once?
Nope, but Camus definitely was. Kafka may have done okay for himself, and some accounts do describe him as a womanizer, but he's more 'robotesque' than other intellectuals in that sphere.
>>24044513
A lot of robots self medicate with drugs.
>>24044251
reading it now senpai, Schopenhauer is the forefather of robothood
>>24044857
(not that anon) But one of the defining traits of a robots is sexual and social failure, which Camus never succumbed to.
>>24044882
I don't know enough about Camus to judge him in this aspect, I'm just saying that drugs don't make someone a normie.
>>24043985
that's like the most normalfag of murakami's books tho
textless posts are not allowed
on an imageboard
>>24044815
>teenage tier
fuck off dipshit
your mentality is teenager tier
Here are my other posts
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>>24043882
Nope
>>24043939
Anti-robot
>>24043985
nope
>>24044003
tumblrcore
>>24044022
anti-robot
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>>24044382
Worthless hack
>>24044293
Sartre is an irrelevant child-molester.
>>24044977
Somebody sure is defensive.
Everything you posted is garbage.
>>24044902
That's true, I agree. Drugs are a pretty inaccurate way of distinguishing between normies/robots.
Drug abuse, maybe, but that has a lot other factors in play as well.
![remains[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/tDnYbPm.jpg "remains[1].jpg")
Good movie too
>>24045015
Then what exactly is robot tier literature, you pompous cunt?
>>24045015
Dostoevsky is a worthless hack?
>>24045095
>>24045113
Don't respond to the contrarian edgelord, he's baiting for that. Just ignore him and he'll wander back to /r/atheism.
>>24045015
There are people here, like you, who truly devotes their time to simply derail a thread.
Simply amazing. Your opinions are so stupidly wrong, it's nothing more than bait.
Kill yourself desu senpai
>>24045095
>pompous
I don't reply to illiterates who throw around insults like they were paper airplanes.
>>24045113
Yes. A joke in the catalog of Russian literature that is only held to any esteem because 'muuuuh feeels'
>>24045130
No argument here.
Also, I'm both Catholic and published.
>>24045155
See: above.
I'm relatively well read and a few books which really stick out to me as relevant to the r9k lifestyle are:
1. Fernando Pessoa - The Book of Disquiet
>A good book about loneliness and self isolation, not overly pessimistic or whiny at all, but rather meditative and focused on the sort of dream life that people who are cut off from normal human activities will develop for themselves.
2. John Kennedy O'Toole - A Confederacy of Dunces
>Yes, it's more of a lampoon on the average robot than a celebration, but Ignatius J. Reilly is a remarkable character and clearly the authors sympathies lie with him at least somewhat. The book was also pretty far ahead of its time in depicting the sort of NEET self aggrandizement and the humorous depiction of his feminist/cultural marxist 'girlfriend' will probably ring true to a lot of you.
Leo Tolstoy - Anna Karenina
>Anna is the best Tolstoy book for robots. The title my as well be 'bitches and whores - the novel' and most robots will respect and identify with the main character, Levin, a stylized Tolstoy self insert. Tolstoy is a pretty robot friendly author in general and you also might appreciate
>Childhood, Boyhood and Youth
>War and Peace
>Resurrection
Fyodor Dostoyevsky - White Nights
>Essential robot core, a wanderer and dreamer meets a girl one white Petersburg night and is touched by the encounter. Also check out:
>Notes From Underground
>Crime and Punishment
>The Brothers Karamazov
>Virtually anything else
I can't think of anything else super r9k at the moment but I'm probably just forgetting a bunch of stuff which would be good for robots.
not exactly a robot book, but still good
Steppenwolf.
I didn't like it personally but I can see how a robot might.
>>24045332
i found this book really dull but still remember it pretty vividly
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>>24044022
Just put holds on Confederacy of Dunces and Book of Disquiet. Thanks for the recs.
>>24045408
The story was pretty boring.
Let me post already, you robot faggot.
A robot who becomes enlightened
>>24045617
I read this and didn't make sense of it
>>24045307
Good stuff.
Which translator would you suggest for Pessoa?
>>24045566
This book sounds creepy. Like it would drive a depressed robot to suicide.
>>24045218
sure ya are christfag.
WWJD? he'd shitpost of course
>>24045946
Do you not understand the difference between Protestants and Catholics?
>shitpost
Yes. Anything that goes against your hugbox is shitposting
>>24046019
how about you give us some suggestions, or do you not have any?
>>24046100
The very concept of the 'robot' is a disgusting meme propagated by a lowly bunch, oversimplifying all that they know into an 'Us vs. Them' false dichotomy
>>24046205
I agree, but that doesn't mean you can't suggest books that fit the topic. Most of those suggested actually focus on the "human condition" theme
I feel like Raskolnikov was about as robot as you could possibly be in 19th century Russia.
>>24046603
>gets off his ass and actually does shit
Not really a robot, or a need honestly. There are other, more robotlike Dostoyevsky characters.
>>24044293
>Algea-ears
Hated the title translation tho. Original title would roughly translate to "augmentation of the battlefield" or "ampliation of the battlefield"
Because it's about literal robots.
>>24044382
My negga Dostoyevsky. Good choice anon my fav is either The Idiot or Crime And Punishment.
There is only one blox
This is the only correct answer. He spends the first 50+ pages lying in bed.
A man living a disappointing life of utter mediocrity. Would say more cyborg than robot but still good.
dumping a bunch of robot-tier book compilations
>>24048525
Nice choice.
I read crime and punishment while really sick and still dont know how much was awesome writing and how much was near hallucination from the fever i was running.
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>>24049922
this one is debatable, although i'm sure some some robots will appreciate it.
good ol' genre fiction escapism probably appeals to many robots, so may as well dump this too. that's pretty much all i have.
>>24045307
I've only read "the double" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, but the main character in it was the closest thing I've found to a true robot in literature.
The Steppenwolf by Nobel Prize winner Herman Hesse
>>24050056
the underground man from notes from the underground is an even bigger robot. clear case of a man who took self-awareness to autistic proportions.
>>24050210
neat, I'll have to read it then
>>24044382
One of my favourites :-D
Probably not a robot book, but has anyone read Blood Meridian? That borderline edgy title alone makes me wonder if it's a good book.
Pure Slaughter Value
Anything by Thomas Hardy
Anything by Herman Hesse
Anything by Umberto Eco -> while this one is not robot tier I think most robots will appreciate him nevertheless
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That chair when no Hermine gf.;_;
>>24043882
Its simple but I like it
>>24051774
You done fucked up
Any love for Werther?
>>24044479
Nah camus was a robot but minus the excuse making the low motivation and the ugliness. He was the robot you should aspire to be held back by nothing seeking experience for it's own sake.
>>24053091
Seriously, Goethe is a thing in non german speaking countries? I thought he's only well known in germany and austria. Had to read the book in school and I didn't like it.
>>24054247
he's one of the most famous authors ever to come out of germany
>>24054288
Hm okay. The few persons I know from other countries didn't know him. They were french so that could be why.
>>24043882
How is this a robot book? The protagonist is a sociopathic Chad.
dis book is so gud for every1 bcz the girl has the social anxierty just like me ;n;n;n;n;n;;;;;;;;
Nobody's said the Great Gatsby yet?
>dude has it all
>could have any woman he wants
>still obsesses over his oneitis
>she didn't even notice him til he was rich
>she's married to a stereotypical chad who regularly cheats on her
>Gatsby is depressed as fuck and hides it as best he can
>she fucks up, Gatsby takes the fall for it even though he knows she won't care
Dude wants to find a girl to love him falls in love with a twelve year old girl and she cheats on him they both die alone.
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