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JFL Putting Sartre next to Camus

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why would you read when you could WRITE
Reading makes you better at writing . And no offense to myself but I doubt I could make better points than Aristotle
 
Reading makes you better at writing . And no offense to myself but I doubt I could make better points than Aristotle
everyone’s experience SHAPES their art and everyone’s art is unique it’s not about BETTER OR WORSE OR RIGHT OR WRONG
 
everyone’s experience SHAPES their art and everyone’s art is unique it’s not about BETTER OR WORSE OR RIGHT OR WRONG
Of course , but educating yourself and exposing yourself to thoughts that differ from yours improves your writing skills as well as your critical thinking skills.
 
No idea what those books are
 
Of course , but educating yourself and exposing yourself to thoughts that differ from yours improves your writing skills as well as your critical thinking skills.
ig you’re right but i’m saying you are equal artistically speaking to EVERYONE so don’t self depricate
 

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