I don't really like this. I think the author let their own personal issues lead to the destruction of knowledge. I relate to the issues, but the nuclear option seems extreme.
They could have just left their library for a bit, there was no need to burn it to the ground.
"I've just lobotomised myself and I look forward to having to relearn everything and doing it all again".
If nothing else, in 7 years time, they'll regret not being able to compare how their new manifestation of internal knowledge anxiety compares to their previous.
There was no need to do this. Please anyone, if you're considering this, just zip them up and put them on a usb or cloud storage somewhere out of the way - that's a lot harder to regret.
They could have just left their library for a bit, there was no need to burn it to the ground.
"I've just lobotomised myself and I look forward to having to relearn everything and doing it all again".
If nothing else, in 7 years time, they'll regret not being able to compare how their new manifestation of internal knowledge anxiety compares to their previous.
There was no need to do this. Please anyone, if you're considering this, just zip them up and put them on a usb or cloud storage somewhere out of the way - that's a lot harder to regret.