>>10854250>/lit/ is mostly fantasy fagsNo it isn't, they make fun of genre fiction all the time with a few exceptions
>they consider the bible to be legitimate readingThe King James Bible is a great work of literature whether you're Christian or not (I'm not)
>their science fiction and fantasy generals almost never contain any sci fi, its all fantasyCan't speak for this as I never go on /sffg/ because the whole point is to keep pleb discussion contained. I assume most of the discussion is of Tolkien, which is perfectly reasonable, although if it's of GRRM then that's embarrassing.
>even if scifi is mentioned its often some outdated 20 century rubbish that doesnt even qualify as sci fi these daysFucking lol, I have a few questions for you.
How can fiction be 'outdated'? Or is this only for scifi?
Do you seriously think the 20th century is ancient? Does this apply to all literature or just scifi? If all literature, what do you think of people reading Homer and Sophocles and Virgil, never mind Kafka and Joyce and Proust? If just scifi, are you seriously saying that Earth Abides and A Canticle for Leibowitz cannot be recommended anymore, and if so why?
How does 20th century scifi 'not even qualify as sci fi these days'? What does qualify as sci fi?
Do you read anything that isn't genre fiction?
>People who are interested in fantasy are usually pseuds, have low iqThis is true, but it's also true for people who are interested in sci fi, and it's particularly true for you.
>and are afraid of scienceUnlike you, because you FUCKING LOVE SCIENCE, right?
