I finished highschool 4 months early

[jj07]

Brainmaxxing: I finished high school 4 months ago, and now I just train Ascend and Hobbymax. They give me things to do with my time.

 

[curtisjoneslover]

mirin

 

[Stalaggh]

Brainmaxxing: I finished high school 4 months ago, and now I just train Ascend and Hobbymax. They give me things to do with my time.

Whats your gpa

 

[iGoontoOrgans]

based, i finished early as well. just spent my time readmaxxing for a while

 

[jj07]

Whats your gpa

4.3 and some college courses at my local college, so I have most of my gen ed classes out of the way for next year.

 

[patrikos.psl]

on some ted k shit mitmaxx and leave society nigga

 

[jj07]

based, i finished early as well. just spent my time readmaxxing for a while

Any book suggestions?

 

[patrikos.psl]

Any book suggestions?

Are you into post modernism?

 

[patrikos.psl]

Brainmaxxing: I finished high school 4 months ago, and now I just train Ascend and Hobbymax. They give me things to do with my time.

I skipped a grade, basically means I'm on the same level as you
(Still in school though, fuck)

 

[jj07]

Are you into post modernism?

I’d read anything tbh as long as it has one of these: good writing, a good story, or a good lesson.

 

[patrikos.psl]

I’d read anything tbh as long as it has one of these: good writing, a good story, or a good lesson.

I've just finished The Art of War (Antoine-Henri Jomini)
It's military theory, so I'd doubt that you would like it, as it's make for a specific audience that already knows certain vocabulary and terms.
But as for the philsophical things I've been reading, or atleast nitpicking at.

The Decline of the West - Oswald Spengler
The Birth of Tragedy - Friedrich Nietzsche
Eumeswil - Ernst Jünger
Metaphysics of Morals - Immanuel Kant

^^ If you are already intrdocued with Nietzsche I'd suggest to start with his early work on Hellenism, as he was an expert in the topic. Most people love to start with Zarathustra, which is deceiving, as he is an expert on Ancient Greek Philosophy and Language, and to understand Nietzsche you have to understand the greats.

 

[jj07]

I've just finished The Art of War (Antoine-Henri Jomini)
It's military theory, so I'd doubt that you would like it, as it's make for a specific audience that already knows certain vocabulary and terms.
But as for the philsophical things I've been reading, or atleast nitpicking at.

The Decline of the West - Oswald Spengler
The Birth of Tragedy - Friedrich Nietzsche
Eumeswil - Ernst Jünger
Metaphysics of Morals - Immanuel Kant

^^ If you are already intrdocued with Nietzsche I'd suggest to start with his early work on Hellenism, as he was an expert in the topic. Most people love to start with Zarathustra, which is deceiving, as he is an expert on Ancient Greek Philosophy and Language, and to understand Nietzsche you have to understand the greats.

AWESOME, I’ll read them all as soon as possible. Do you have any suggestions for starting books on the Art of War?

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Brainmaxxing: I finished high school 4 months ago, and now I just train Ascend and Hobbymax. They give me things to do with my time.

Good job.

 

[patrikos.psl]

AWESOME, I’ll read them all as soon as possible. Do you have any suggestions for starting books on the Art of War?

Definitely On War (Clausewitz) as it's a great introduction to Military Theory. I have a larger Military Theory reading list, but to understand the Modern era I'd suggest starting with some of the works of Counterinsurgency (David Kilcullen) and On Guerilla Warfare (Mao Zedong) and some of Guala's counter maoist work if possible. Of course, there's technological books but that goes into modern cyber warfare, which isn't exactly traditional Military Theory

 

[patrikos.psl]

Definitely On War (Clausewitz) as it's a great introduction to Military Theory. I have a larger Military Theory reading list, but to understand the Modern era I'd suggest starting with some of the works of Counterinsurgency (David Kilcullen) and On Guerilla Warfare (Mao Zedong) and some of Guala's counter maoist work if possible. Of course, there's technological books but that goes into modern cyber warfare, which isn't exactly traditional Military Theory

^^ These are all Military Theory, which I've been interested in for the past 3 years. It's a large topic and has little to no online community that's been alive.

 

[stonecold trucel]

nice

 

[jj07]

Good job.

Thanks brah

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Thanks brah

I’m studying to become a teacher so I’m ded srs.

 

[jj07]

Definitely On War (Clausewitz) as it's a great introduction to Military Theory. I have a larger Military Theory reading list, but to understand the Modern era I'd suggest starting with some of the works of Counterinsurgency (David Kilcullen) and On Guerilla Warfare (Mao Zedong) and some of Guala's counter maoist work if possible. Of course, there's technological books but that goes into modern cyber warfare, which isn't exactly traditional Military Theory

Yeah, I’ll definitely be reading these. I haven’t read much past Sun Tzu’s Art of War, so I’m excited to get into this.
On a side note, I strongly dislike the direction fighting wars has been going. I feel as if it lost its appeal after Vietnam.

 

[patrikos.psl]

Yeah, I’ll definitely be reading these. I haven’t read much past Sun Tzu’s Art of War, so I’m excited to get into this.
On a side note, I strongly dislike the direction fighting wars has been going. I feel as if it lost its appeal after Vietnam.

Guala's work is slowly but surely coming into Modern U.S doctrine and I love to see it, Gorman Mcormick's diamond model was largely idealogical and didn't account for the factor into state and people.
Mind you I'm a Freshman Btw
Not smart js autist lol