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» Anybody else love Mark Manson’s book “The SUBTLE Art of not giving a fuk”?
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post 1618546971 10-06-2020, 12:39 AM
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Anybody else love Mark Manson’s book “The SUBTLE Art of not giving a fuk”?

Amazing book IMO

Book about only giving a fuk about what truly matters in life.

Basically talking about the fact that most people worry about trivial things.
post 1618547681 10-06-2020, 12:57 AM
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been meaning to read it
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post 1618548161 10-06-2020, 01:12 AM
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I like how you used "trivial things" as a euphemism for "themselves".

The number of altrusitic people in this world are few and very very far between. Doing "good deeds" and informing all media channels about these is as egotistical and insincere as things get.
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post 1618548281 10-06-2020, 01:17 AM
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I dont give a fk enough to read it
post 1618548501 10-06-2020, 01:24 AM
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Might check it out
post 1618548671 10-06-2020, 01:36 AM
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Can you prime minister the PDF? Will rep
post 1618548811 10-06-2020, 01:42 AM
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yeah it's a good read. srs
post 1618549011 10-06-2020, 01:50 AM
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Yeah it's called meditations by Marcus Aurelias. Written 2000 years ago and it's free. Nothing new in that book it's the principle of stoicism.
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post 1618549121 10-06-2020, 01:55 AM
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I read this book and literally there was nothing of substance in it past the title. Just my two cents. Like the concept though.
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post 1618549271 10-06-2020, 02:02 AM
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is there an audio version?
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post 1618549801 10-06-2020, 02:28 AM
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I really don't need any help not giving a fuk lol
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Might give this a read

refer me to an easy marketplace so I can buy this chit
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post 1618549991 10-06-2020, 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted By ChangeOfStyle
Might give this a read

refer me to an easy marketplace so I can buy this chit
If you have an iPhone, check out iBooks. I've bought a couple things off the store and they're usually cheap. It's a short book according to google so reading on a phone won't be too bad.
post 1618550021 10-06-2020, 02:43 AM
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Imagine buying and reading a book on not giving af.
post 1618550241 10-06-2020, 02:53 AM
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i read it years ago. wasnt all that. if anything its just stoic philosophy again. accept the shattered world as a given, focus on yourself, etc.
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It's a very basic surface-level book. Does not dive deep at all towards the root, psychology etc.
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
Yeah it's called meditations by Marcus Aurelias. Written 2000 years ago and it's free. Nothing new in that book it's the principle of stoicism.
This and "On The Tranquility of the Mind" by Seneca. Subtle Art is a pretty good book on stoicism (srs) but the ideas are hardly new. The edgy teenager style of swearing got a little old but it's still a good read.
Originally Posted By BustaCapp
is there an audio version?
yes
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I asked and got it as a gift. Read the first 5 pages then concluded that the whole book is just tldr of the title.

Nothing new if you dgaf about trivial chit already


And you get the feeling the guy thinks himself of a real bad mofo for using 'fuk' everywhere he can (fuk - yeah you read that right, I said it) (hey did you notice I just wrote fuk?)
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Originally Posted By II
I read this book and literally there was nothing of substance in it past the title. Just my two cents. Like the concept though.
This. Nothing new in this book, unless you're an idiot. Go ahead OP.
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book is ass

if you think it's good you are TIER 6 intelligence (how many tiers ar ethere?)
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Originally Posted By allthetalldudes
Even though it goes through concepts that aren't anything new, it was a fun and interesting read. Would recommend
This^

Definitely an easy book to get in to if you aren't an avid reader
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If life experiences haven't taught you to not give a fuk by age 25, a book isn't going to change anything.
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**** book for low IQ individuals
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excerpt -

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Originally Posted By Kev1972
Yeah it's called meditations by Marcus Aurelias. Written 2000 years ago and it's free. Nothing new in that book it's the principle of stoicism.
This should be required reading for every man.
How dare you!

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Originally Posted By aleeboy
I like how you used "trivial things" as a euphemism for "themselves".

The number of altrusitic people in this world are few and very very far between. Doing "good deeds" and informing all media channels about these is as egotistical and insincere as things get.
Yeah, that's what we call virtue signaling. It's more widespread now that social media can give you such an easy access of attention/validation
Originally Posted By umop3pisdn
I dont give a fk enough to read it
lol'd. I see wutyoudidther
Originally Posted By Kev1972
Yeah it's called meditations by Marcus Aurelias. Written 2000 years ago and it's free. Nothing new in that book it's the principle of stoicism.
I agree but I think it's pretty cool to see a modern day flip on it. Ya know?
Originally Posted By II
I read this book and literally there was nothing of substance in it past the title. Just my two cents. Like the concept though.
I feel like there was plenty of substance. Just my opinion though.
Originally Posted By ChangeOfStyle
Might give this a read

refer me to an easy marketplace so I can buy this chit
I prefer the kindle app. Makes it easy to buy the Kindle editions off of amazon.
Originally Posted By davik
i read it years ago. wasnt all that. if anything its just stoic philosophy again. accept the shattered world as a given, focus on yourself, etc.
There's been a book written about pretty much everything. So most books are just re-hash's anyway. Still a cool modern day spin on it.
Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah
It's a very basic surface-level book. Does not dive deep at all towards the root, psychology etc.
Sometimes going to deep can be worse, as it makes you think too much and paralyzes your ability to take action.
Originally Posted By WiseOldApe
I am the subtle art of not giving a f*ck, and I have come to fulfil raz 'al guls destiny.
Lol'd. Love your self-centered posts. You've got the ego we all need.
Originally Posted By japzz
I asked and got it as a gift. Read the first 5 pages then concluded that the whole book is just tldr of the title.

Nothing new if you dgaf about trivial chit already


And you get the feeling the guy thinks himself of a real bad mofo for using 'fuk' everywhere he can (fuk - yeah you read that right, I said it) (hey did you notice I just wrote fuk?)
I like the swearing. Makes it seem more raw and real, plus most others are scared to write like this. Means the guy wasn't trying to appeal to the mainstream which is a good thing.
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Originally Posted By Kev1972
Yeah it's called meditations by Marcus Aurelias. Written 2000 years ago and it's free. Nothing new in that book it's the principle of stoicism.
By the way, I've read most philosophy books, and yes I've read meditations as well. Good book. But I'm pretty open minded.
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yes
Originally Posted By Kev1972
Yeah it's called meditations by Marcus Aurelias. Written 2000 years ago and it's free. Nothing new in that book it's the principle of stoicism.
agreed, I posted about how it’s basically stoicism in the stoicism thread back after I first read it:https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...post1533801001
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Originally Posted By proudmanlet
yes



agreed, I posted about how it’s basically stoicism in the stoicism thread back after I first read it:https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...post1533801001
Most books like that are stoicism. There’s not much new you can create anyway. But i still love reading anything remotely similar to stoicism
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Originally Posted By TheBroBrah
Most books like that are stoicism. There’s not much new you can create anyway. But i still love reading anything remotely similar to stoicism
agreed, anything that helps communicate the ideas and keep reminding u of them is good to immerse urself in imo, there’s a reason stoic ideas r still around after 2000+ years
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