What’s the most transcendent, enlightening, ehm.. Logically deep piece of work you’ve ever read?
Basically I’m asking what the bottom of the iceberg is or what the end of the rabbit hole is or something so profound that it may cause you to turn schizotier. That type of thing.
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Derrida
Church Fathers but you don't end up schizo
Wittgenstein
Adi Shankara's commentaries on the Upanishads
All philosophy since is derivative of him, our second Plato.
Lol, where witty actually bothered explaining himself his work is fairly comprehensible and simple. He’s only ever considered difficult in the areas where he just didn’t bother explaining himself.
Decline of the West
New Testament (except some very small wrong bits) and this:
half the book in English
rodon.org
full book is rozamira.org
There isn't one, there's no one work which will turn you into le epic schizo genius because any serious lit or philosophy will rely on the works before them, which you will have read and thus have prepared yourself for whatever stands next in line. Shoulders of giants might be gay and cliche, but it's worth remembering progress is procedural.
That said, if you want to read something written schizo-tier, read Alfred Jarry's Doctor Faustroll.