"I remember writing Shakespeare before ever reading him...I'd heard all those lines before, in my head, where my 160 IQ resides."
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quora is a gift that keeps on giving "In college, I’d sometimes master a course in a day of review. I remember debating Kant with the professor — without having read Kant."pic.twitter.com/44MptLHuWv
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"I was reading the New Testament and was like, where have I read this before? And the answer was to be found in my 40,000 pages of Dragonball Z fanfiction, which contained every possible human thought or feeling"
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I’ve asked before, but I wonder what you think: Is there a word or phrase which describes the action of invalidating what you’re saying with the act of saying it? This seems like an example of that phenomenon.
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Performative contradiction
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Lol wtf no
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"I just knew what Kant had to have said"
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lmao WOW
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AKSKDKKWJ
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"Thought becomes extremely conceptual"
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One has to be incredibly smart to write something this stupid.
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