/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>19459466
You have a long way to go, anon.

>>19459608
And you even longer.

>>19457187
I do that on my own already.

>>19141788
Oh, but this is the fate of most great stories, anon. There'll always be absurd differences in the breadth and complexity of ideas depending on the viewer, and that, too, is why creators are to voyagers what voyagers are to witches.

Early on in my reading, I thought that witch tiers were an analogue to our levels of wisdom and intelligence, so that those at the bottom can only gnaw mindlessly at what falls besides them, those above can look at the specimen in whole and relate it to similar examples, those higher had the creative ability of analogy and metaphor (voyagers) and those even higher above attained true universality, capable of peering through unlimited space, piercing through all fog and nebula to find absurd connections between disciplines eldritch to each other, because they were all part of one whole. It holds, then, that most readers are going to have little breadth of sight, no peripheral vision, and blurry vision otherwise.

It's almost like they're diabetic cause they eat to much trash unabashedly and then can't even see straight anymore. It really is like they're diabetic, keeping in mind wood (book pages) is made of cellulose (a carbohydrate).