t. born an raised in spain, everyone in spain hates portugal, i know galician people who fricking hate those monkeys despite living near them.
Social studies homosexual detected, it is true that a lot of stem homosexuals hate reading and culture, but i can say with confidence that after studying IT for so many years that those people are also the most inneficient and moronic uncreative pieces of shit i have ever met, a little bit dumber and they could be considered down syndrome morons.
The most succesful and creative stem masters i have ever encountered live in a town with their land and families just casually talking about bushcraft and going camping in france or andorra and suddenly dropping a "oh yeah i remember when i did the entire physical and topological installation of a company's network 2 months ago". Reading not only makes you have better culture but also makes you more creative and motivated, at least that is the top layer of reddit tier reading that all teachers tell you and crap like that, i don't lurk IQfy a lot nowadays but i know that you know that i know what you know.
Stem has a lot of homosexuals but we aren't all like that.
STEM attracts lots of different types of people, one (particulary the type that go into swe) are fanatic practialists, they're very focused on simple (and niave) objectives such as becoming rich or famous.
The other type are fanatic materialists, who think anything who's worth cannot be quanitifed is rubbish and deserves to be disposed of.
It's possible, and even likely in my experience for someone to part of both simultaneously
Both of these groups are immature, the former simply needs to experience more life's woes and joys to develop a greater appreciation of life, and therefore a taste for literature.
The latter is probably a reactionary to humanities/spiritualist types, and has adopted that viewpoint to justify to their absolute refusal to engage in frustrating conversations in topics that they not feel comfortable engaging in.
I don't know a single person above the age of 30 in STEM who doesn't see the value of good literature, even if they personally don't engage in it.
He wants to be a market man….
He wants his cheese
That money and prestige
He doesn’t know why!
To his corporate masters he will abide
Slaving away
For crumbs and tiny pay
No need to read about art
It’s worth as much as a fart
Get the girl for your bone
And buy her a new phone.
Don’t think about life
Other than finding a wife
You’re one of our tools
And we say reading is for fools
>Sees one Portuguese person with an opinion >That one Portuguese person makes it clear that not everyone agrees with him >"Why do all Portuguese people X"
That reddit poster is moronic but he isn't wrong that literature is obsolete and useless on a grander scale (but it's a self fulfilling prophecy as it becomes useless because of people like him)
OP may be even more moronic.
Depends on what literature and/or work. Most literature is obsolete, but some few works have been influential to many people’s lives and culture, and have had impact in Life and the World more than a lot think.
It's not obsolete and useless in any way, shape or form.
kys + Heil Hitler + ywnbaw
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Name 10 people (known figures preferred) who actively read literature (not non-fiction or contemporary slop) who don't have a career in reading literature. Tell me that reading literature has any influence in shaping the modern world.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Depends on the book.
But, i would say you are correct that literature is less important nowadays than it used to be.
You often hear people saying young people don't read, but that's not the important age for reading anyway. And there's simply too much competing for their attention during that time.
Iberia is and always has been third world.
Just Portugal. Spain is kino.
Portugal is like a living book. And just like a good book one has to fight off its filthy spoiled children (the Brazils)
>How can I make this about Brazil?? I'll try a forced comparison
Obsessed
>For example, why an engineer will need to know fictional stories?
Stem tech homosexual strikes again. It's like clockwork lol.
t. born an raised in spain, everyone in spain hates portugal, i know galician people who fricking hate those monkeys despite living near them.
Social studies homosexual detected, it is true that a lot of stem homosexuals hate reading and culture, but i can say with confidence that after studying IT for so many years that those people are also the most inneficient and moronic uncreative pieces of shit i have ever met, a little bit dumber and they could be considered down syndrome morons.
The most succesful and creative stem masters i have ever encountered live in a town with their land and families just casually talking about bushcraft and going camping in france or andorra and suddenly dropping a "oh yeah i remember when i did the entire physical and topological installation of a company's network 2 months ago". Reading not only makes you have better culture but also makes you more creative and motivated, at least that is the top layer of reddit tier reading that all teachers tell you and crap like that, i don't lurk IQfy a lot nowadays but i know that you know that i know what you know.
Stem has a lot of homosexuals but we aren't all like that.
STEM attracts lots of different types of people, one (particulary the type that go into swe) are fanatic practialists, they're very focused on simple (and niave) objectives such as becoming rich or famous.
The other type are fanatic materialists, who think anything who's worth cannot be quanitifed is rubbish and deserves to be disposed of.
It's possible, and even likely in my experience for someone to part of both simultaneously
Both of these groups are immature, the former simply needs to experience more life's woes and joys to develop a greater appreciation of life, and therefore a taste for literature.
The latter is probably a reactionary to humanities/spiritualist types, and has adopted that viewpoint to justify to their absolute refusal to engage in frustrating conversations in topics that they not feel comfortable engaging in.
I don't know a single person above the age of 30 in STEM who doesn't see the value of good literature, even if they personally don't engage in it.
>Only old people read
Sounds applicable to almost every western country on earth. Gay african american thread.
He wants to be a market man….
He wants his cheese
That money and prestige
He doesn’t know why!
To his corporate masters he will abide
Slaving away
For crumbs and tiny pay
No need to read about art
It’s worth as much as a fart
Get the girl for your bone
And buy her a new phone.
Don’t think about life
Other than finding a wife
You’re one of our tools
And we say reading is for fools
>Sees one Portuguese person with an opinion
>That one Portuguese person makes it clear that not everyone agrees with him
>"Why do all Portuguese people X"
That reddit poster is moronic but he isn't wrong that literature is obsolete and useless on a grander scale (but it's a self fulfilling prophecy as it becomes useless because of people like him)
OP may be even more moronic.
Depends on what literature and/or work. Most literature is obsolete, but some few works have been influential to many people’s lives and culture, and have had impact in Life and the World more than a lot think.
>literature is obsolete and useless
Nah, you're 10x more moronic.
You didn't read. But that's typical of a IQfy user.
It's not obsolete and useless in any way, shape or form.
kys + Heil Hitler + ywnbaw
Name 10 people (known figures preferred) who actively read literature (not non-fiction or contemporary slop) who don't have a career in reading literature. Tell me that reading literature has any influence in shaping the modern world.
Depends on the book.
But, i would say you are correct that literature is less important nowadays than it used to be.
You often hear people saying young people don't read, but that's not the important age for reading anyway. And there's simply too much competing for their attention during that time.
He's right. Reading fiction is useless. You are reading made-up stuff. How is that different from watching TV?