Evola studied engineering in Rome...

>Evola studied engineering in Rome, but did not complete his studies because he "did not want to be associated in any way with bourgeois academic recognition and titles such as doctor and engineer."
>Evola was not anti-bourgeois in the sense of an economic class, but rather its counterpart: there is an intellectual world, an art, custom, and general view of life.

Absolutely based lad. Why do so many people here think of academic recognition as some sort of "seal of approval", after all, you are only chasing after some bourgeois pompus titles and acceptance, which essentially just represents collectivized and materialist subhumanity. The real struggle is the struggle against the bourgeois spirit and not play by their rules.

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Evola was an actual noble and would see us all as pondscum

>i'm not dropping out because of my incompetence/lack of discipline, i'm dropping out because i won't play by the rules!
ok

sounds pretty based

Why don't you go buy some fucking gasoline or groceries?

I know you´re a conformist piece of shit who thinks within context pyramids within pyramids and upside fucking triangle hierarchies. Go tell that to all fucking grandchildren of big daddy Rockefeller that they gotta play by em rules

>ebuba wub a weeel keeng!
Go find an altar or a fucking whip and lick it you whelpy rat, you're not worth the fucking blood in your veins

Why do you care exactly if some noble sees you as scum? why are you so mad

Reminds me of that one clip where somebody refers to Slavoj Zizek as "Professor" and he scolds him for it

if u didnt go to school u cant get laid off tinder bro

>what, did i fuck your mother?