Why reading books MATTERS

[ReadBooksEveryday]

I know this might be a new concept for the majority of you utter subhumans but think of reading as maxing your soul. Not some performance. Not a cope. Just a quiet practice that educates the soul.

It doesn’t matter if you’re a richcel or a broke nobody (which lets be honest most of you are), handsome or invisible, high-status or forgotten.

The page doesn’t check your face, height, wallet, or follower count. It only asks for your attention. That’s why every incel should read- not to pretend to be smart, but to become harder to fool.

In a world full of foolishness, reading restores your critical thinking. It helps you see through the noise, the herd, the lies, and the scripts other people try to hand you. Educate yourself on various things, it does not even matter. hHistory, psychology, philosophy, money, health, whatever gives you clarity.

Not to impress normies.
Not to win arguments.
But to build a mind you actually own.

That’s a real way to ascend. Not just looks. Not just status. A life of dignity- built from within.
So read you subhuman incels.

Keep learning.
Keep questioning.
Keep growing.

 

[averagetotaluser]

Do you read books everyday?

 

[incomplete]

W thread, i just saw a fag post “reading books is gay asf”

 

[ReadBooksEveryday]

ANd if you dont give a fuck to read

Just start 10 min milemaxing like @NumbThePain
21 years faithful, lost his 10 weeks ago

 

[incomplete]

Do you read books everyday?

@ReadBooksEveryday take a guess

 

[ReadBooksEveryday]

Do you read books everyday?

W thread, i just saw a fag post “reading books is gay asf”

Brainwashed incels

 

[RedDragonSlayer]

I did read american psycho once

 

[ReadBooksEveryday]

@UndiagnosedSchizo @Glorious King @Trilogy @Obito
I hope you incels are reading..

 

[jkxdy]

future ELA teacher keep going!!!

 

[ReadBooksEveryday]

I did read american psycho once

 

[BeanCelll]

I only like to read flat stanley novels

 

[erome]

I know this might be a new concept for the majority of you utter subhumans but think of reading as maxing your soul. Not some performance. Not a cope. Just a quiet practice that educates the soul.

It doesn’t matter if you’re a richcel or a broke nobody (which lets be honest most of you are), handsome or invisible, high-status or forgotten.

The page doesn’t check your face, height, wallet, or follower count. It only asks for your attention. That’s why every incel should read- not to pretend to be smart, but to become harder to fool.

In a world full of foolishness, reading restores your critical thinking. It helps you see through the noise, the herd, the lies, and the scripts other people try to hand you. Educate yourself on various things, it does not even matter. hHistory, psychology, philosophy, money, health, whatever gives you clarity.

Not to impress normies.
Not to win arguments.
But to build a mind you actually own.

That’s a real way to ascend. Not just looks. Not just status. A life of dignity- built from within.
So read you subhuman incels.

Keep learning.
Keep questioning.
Keep growing.

Books are boring

 

[ReadBooksEveryday]

Books are boring

Alright incel you enjoy running your 10 minute mile like NumbThePain

Only to get outmogged by

Spoiler

 

[couragecel]

Brainwashed incels

 

[rationalguy.xx]

Books are boring

Ight bro

 

[IndecentEyes]

i like books

 

[valentine]

performative final boss

 

[Upsilon]

Reading is very fun sometimes. The Harry Potter books were enjoyable

 

[muhajudin21]

reason uno: aura

 

[7zyzz7]

EASY (shortest to longest)


The Metamorphosis – Kafka (~70 pp)
Animal Farm – Orwell (~112 pp)
The Old Man and the Sea – Hemingway (~132 pp)
The Prince – Machiavelli (~140 pp)
The Stranger – Camus (~154 pp)
The Sorrows of Young Werther – Goethe (~144 pp)
Siddhartha – Hesse (~152 pp)
The Death of Ivan Ilyich – Tolstoy (~160 pp)
No Longer Human – Dazai (~177 pp)
The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea – Mishima (~181 pp)
The Great Gatsby – Fitzgerald (~180 pp)
Meditations – Marcus Aurelius (~190 pp)
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? – Dick (~210 pp)
The Catcher in the Rye – Salinger (~214 pp)
The Picture of Dorian Gray – Wilde (~224 pp)
Slaughterhouse-Five – Vonnegut (~215 pp)
Storm of Steel – Jünger (~230 pp)
Industrial Society and Its Future – Kaczynski (~232 pp)
Frankenstein – Shelley (~280 pp)
Brave New World – Huxley (~311 pp)
The Hobbit – Tolkien (~310 pp)
1984 – Orwell (~328 pp)
Wuthering Heights – Brontë, E (~464 pp)
East of Eden – Steinbeck (~601 pp)
Dune – Herbert (~604 pp)

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MEDIUM (shortest to longest)


Heart of Darkness – Conrad (~96 pp)
The Epic of Gilgamesh (~120 pp)
Notes From Underground – Dostoevsky (~130 pp)
The Trial – Kafka (~176 pp)
Hunger – Hamsun (~176 pp)
The Aleph – Borges (~160 pp)
Ficciones – Borges (~174 pp)
A Clockwork Orange – Burgess (~212 pp)
Dubliners – Joyce (~256 pp)
Anabasis – Xenophon (~268 pp)
Stoner – Williams, J (~278 pp)
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man – Joyce (~288 pp)
The Castle – Kafka (~298 pp)
Confessions – Augustine (~300 pp)
Madame Bovary – Flaubert (~329 pp)
The Sound and the Fury – Faulkner (~326 pp)
Blood Meridian – McCarthy (~337 pp)
Lolita – Nabokov (~336 pp)
The Odyssey – Homer (~374 pp)
The Master and Margarita – Bulgakov (~372 pp)
A Confederacy of Dunces – Toole (~394 pp)
American Psycho – Ellis (~399 pp)
Dead Souls – Gogol (~400 pp)
Spring Snow – Mishima (~389 pp)
Tragedies – Sophocles (~400 pp)
One Hundred Years of Solitude – Márquez (~422 pp)
The Name of the Rose – Eco (~502 pp)
Crime and Punishment – Dostoevsky (~551 pp)
The Idiot – Dostoevsky (~667 pp)
The Histories – Herodotus (~700 pp)
The Magic Mountain – Mann (~706 pp)
Moby-Dick – Melville (~720 pp)
Demons – Dostoevsky (~768 pp)
Anna Karenina – Tolstoy (~817 pp)
The Brothers Karamazov – Dostoevsky (~824 pp)
Don Quixote – Cervantes (~1,056 pp)
The Lord of the Rings – Tolkien (~1,178 pp)
War and Peace – Tolstoy (~1,225 pp)
The Count of Monte Cristo – Dumas (~1,276 pp)
Essays – Montaigne (~1,300 pp)
Dialogues – Plato (~1,700 pp)
In Search of Lost Time – Proust (~4,215 pp)

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HARD (shortest to longest)


Dao De Jing – Laozi (~80 pp)
Beowulf (~100 pp)
The Crying of Lot 49 – Pynchon (~183 pp)
Nicomachean Ethics – Aristotle (~329 pp)
Thus Spake Zarathustra – Nietzsche (~352 pp)
Politics – Aristotle (~368 pp)
Tragedies – Aeschylus (~400 pp)
The Ring of the Nibelung – Wagner (~400 pp)
Poems – Yeats (~400 pp)
The Aeneid – Virgil (~442 pp)
Paradise Lost – Milton (~453 pp)
Faust – Goethe (~464 pp)
Metaphysics – Aristotle (~512 pp)
The Canterbury Tales – Chaucer (~504 pp)
Journey to the End of the Night – Céline (~505 pp)
The Phenomenology of Spirit – Hegel (~591 pp)
Finnegans Wake – Joyce (~628 pp)
The Iliad – Homer (~683 pp)
Ulysses – Joyce (~730 pp)
Metamorphoses – Ovid (~723 pp)
Gravity's Rainbow – Pynchon (~776 pp)
Critique of Pure Reason – Kant (~785 pp)
The Divine Comedy – Dante (~798 pp)
The Book of the New Sun – Wolfe, G (~800 pp)
2666 – Bolaño (~898 pp)
The First Folio – Shakespeare (~900 pp)
Infinite Jest – Wallace, DF (~1,079 pp)
The City of God – Augustine (~1,091 pp)
The World as Will and Representation – Schopenhauer (~1,100 pp)
The Holy Bible (~1,200 pp)
Romance of the Three Kingdoms – Luo Guanzhong (~2,321 pp)
Summa Theologica – Aquinas (~3,000 pp)

 

[Brava]

I try to read 20 mins per day during the evening so I can calm my brain down to get ready to sleep.

 

[7zyzz7]

EASY (shortest to longest)


The Metamorphosis – Kafka (~70 pp)
Animal Farm – Orwell (~112 pp)
The Old Man and the Sea – Hemingway (~132 pp)
The Prince – Machiavelli (~140 pp)
The Stranger – Camus (~154 pp)
The Sorrows of Young Werther – Goethe (~144 pp)
Siddhartha – Hesse (~152 pp)
The Death of Ivan Ilyich – Tolstoy (~160 pp)
No Longer Human – Dazai (~177 pp)
The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea – Mishima (~181 pp)
The Great Gatsby – Fitzgerald (~180 pp)
Meditations – Marcus Aurelius (~190 pp)
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? – Dick (~210 pp)
The Catcher in the Rye – Salinger (~214 pp)
The Picture of Dorian Gray – Wilde (~224 pp)
Slaughterhouse-Five – Vonnegut (~215 pp)
Storm of Steel – Jünger (~230 pp)
Industrial Society and Its Future – Kaczynski (~232 pp)
Frankenstein – Shelley (~280 pp)
Brave New World – Huxley (~311 pp)
The Hobbit – Tolkien (~310 pp)
1984 – Orwell (~328 pp)
Wuthering Heights – Brontë, E (~464 pp)
East of Eden – Steinbeck (~601 pp)
Dune – Herbert (~604 pp)

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MEDIUM (shortest to longest)


Heart of Darkness – Conrad (~96 pp)
The Epic of Gilgamesh (~120 pp)
Notes From Underground – Dostoevsky (~130 pp)
The Trial – Kafka (~176 pp)
Hunger – Hamsun (~176 pp)
The Aleph – Borges (~160 pp)
Ficciones – Borges (~174 pp)
A Clockwork Orange – Burgess (~212 pp)
Dubliners – Joyce (~256 pp)
Anabasis – Xenophon (~268 pp)
Stoner – Williams, J (~278 pp)
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man – Joyce (~288 pp)
The Castle – Kafka (~298 pp)
Confessions – Augustine (~300 pp)
Madame Bovary – Flaubert (~329 pp)
The Sound and the Fury – Faulkner (~326 pp)
Blood Meridian – McCarthy (~337 pp)
Lolita – Nabokov (~336 pp)
The Odyssey – Homer (~374 pp)
The Master and Margarita – Bulgakov (~372 pp)
A Confederacy of Dunces – Toole (~394 pp)
American Psycho – Ellis (~399 pp)
Dead Souls – Gogol (~400 pp)
Spring Snow – Mishima (~389 pp)
Tragedies – Sophocles (~400 pp)
One Hundred Years of Solitude – Márquez (~422 pp)
The Name of the Rose – Eco (~502 pp)
Crime and Punishment – Dostoevsky (~551 pp)
The Idiot – Dostoevsky (~667 pp)
The Histories – Herodotus (~700 pp)
The Magic Mountain – Mann (~706 pp)
Moby-Dick – Melville (~720 pp)
Demons – Dostoevsky (~768 pp)
Anna Karenina – Tolstoy (~817 pp)
The Brothers Karamazov – Dostoevsky (~824 pp)
Don Quixote – Cervantes (~1,056 pp)
The Lord of the Rings – Tolkien (~1,178 pp)
War and Peace – Tolstoy (~1,225 pp)
The Count of Monte Cristo – Dumas (~1,276 pp)
Essays – Montaigne (~1,300 pp)
Dialogues – Plato (~1,700 pp)
In Search of Lost Time – Proust (~4,215 pp)

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HARD (shortest to longest)


Dao De Jing – Laozi (~80 pp)
Beowulf (~100 pp)
The Crying of Lot 49 – Pynchon (~183 pp)
Nicomachean Ethics – Aristotle (~329 pp)
Thus Spake Zarathustra – Nietzsche (~352 pp)
Politics – Aristotle (~368 pp)
Tragedies – Aeschylus (~400 pp)
The Ring of the Nibelung – Wagner (~400 pp)
Poems – Yeats (~400 pp)
The Aeneid – Virgil (~442 pp)
Paradise Lost – Milton (~453 pp)
Faust – Goethe (~464 pp)
Metaphysics – Aristotle (~512 pp)
The Canterbury Tales – Chaucer (~504 pp)
Journey to the End of the Night – Céline (~505 pp)
The Phenomenology of Spirit – Hegel (~591 pp)
Finnegans Wake – Joyce (~628 pp)
The Iliad – Homer (~683 pp)
Ulysses – Joyce (~730 pp)
Metamorphoses – Ovid (~723 pp)
Gravity's Rainbow – Pynchon (~776 pp)
Critique of Pure Reason – Kant (~785 pp)
The Divine Comedy – Dante (~798 pp)
The Book of the New Sun – Wolfe, G (~800 pp)
2666 – Bolaño (~898 pp)
The First Folio – Shakespeare (~900 pp)
Infinite Jest – Wallace, DF (~1,079 pp)
The City of God – Augustine (~1,091 pp)
The World as Will and Representation – Schopenhauer (~1,100 pp)
The Holy Bible (~1,200 pp)
Romance of the Three Kingdoms – Luo Guanzhong (~2,321 pp)
Summa Theologica – Aquinas (~3,000 pp)

ts is the 4chan top 100 books lists sorted by claude for difficulty of reading and page count

 

[7zyzz7]

i prefer reading wikipeadia, b/c books can be a waste of time if you dont have the right foundation. what books you read and in what order is just as important as the the amount of reading. but nowadays with claude/chatgpt getting a order of books to read can be pretty easy.