Anybody know good blackpill books?

[Zonar]

If so, post them here
I feel like reading blackpilled books

 

[Zonar]

Brutal no reply since this isn't a bait.

 

[Chadeep]

 

[Deleted member 70888]

"my daily life"

 

[plukee]

Bump for you

 

[0hMan]

"my daily life"

Wow... deep... .

 

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[Deleted member 31971]

 

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1984

 

[Zonar]

1984

Is that a book too?

 

[HitAndRun]

Jorge Luis Borges books
Biun - Hul Chang books
Zivzek books
Charles Bukowski books

 

[Deleted member 53670]

Sapiens by Yuval Harari
Beyond Good and Evil Chapter 9 “What is noble” Friedrich Nietzsche

 

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Sapiens by Yuval Harari
Beyond Good and Evil Chapter 9 “What is noble” Friedrich Nietzsche

What are they about

 

[Deleted member 53670]

What are they about

The first book gives an anthropology’s account of human history from the first species of man to tribes to developments of language/agriculture up until modern times. The main theme is that a lot of the developments of our society, like our ability to gossip/socialize, cooperate, accept abstract concepts like economy/countries and even religious believes derives from our evolutionary track.

The second book that I only gave one chapter for tells a “the strong will always dominate the weak” story. Nietzche gives his perspective on all living things desire to trample on top of one another to reach the top.

 

[Zonar]

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1984

Jorge Luis Borges books
Biun - Hul Chang books
Zivzek books
Charles Bukowski books

Sapiens by Yuval Harari
Beyond Good and Evil Chapter 9 “What is noble” Friedrich Nietzsche

Thanks for all the suggestions boyos! I will look them up and see what I am working with

 

[Imretarded?]

If so, post them here
I feel like reading blackpilled books

The industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race

The turner dairies

The anarchist cook book

Every blackpiller has to have read all three

 

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The first book gives an anthropology’s account of human history from the first species of man to tribes to developments of language/agriculture up until modern times. The main theme is that a lot of the developments of our society, like our ability to gossip/socialize, cooperate, accept abstract concepts like economy/countries and even religious believes derives from our evolutionary track.

The second book that I only gave one chapter for tells a “the strong will always dominate the weak” story. Nietzche gives his perspective on all living things desire to trample on top of one another to reach the top.

Nietzche is based, i recommend as well

 

[vermillioncorefan]

Elliot Rodger Manifesto

The Elementary Particles - Houllebecq

The Prince - Machiavelli

48 laws of power

Ugliness - Platon

the Koran

 

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