/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>3565169
>So at what point in infinity
>using the word "point" in reference to infinity
Allow me to restate that part about your concept of infinity being fucked.

>>3565165
>Frankly I find the proofs to be crap
Translation: I only read the first one and I couldn't understand it.

>>3565171
You shut your mouth, even this retarded troll-bait is better than the rest of the dog vomit all over /jp/ constantly.

>>2767534
This is Eirin we're talking about. Savior AND Adviser of the Moon Princess. Head of Medicine in all Gensokyo. If she thinks sitting out by the cool lake on a moonlit night partially dressed is a good idea, then Goddammit, it's the best fucking idea in all of existence.

In other words, Eirin exudes a fragrance of operating rooms and deep space.

Twi should stop lying before she gets an arrow to the back of the head.

Good morning, Udonge!

EIRIN EIRIN

"As if moving between homes from the sea to the earth, from the earth to the sky, this sage left the Earth and took up residence on the moon. This sage is the founder of the lunar capital, the lord of the night and of the lunar capital, Tsukuyomi.

Lord Tsukuyomi took only those relatives he had the utmost trust in and moved to the moon. The moon was completely without impurity. As a result, those who had moved to the moon forsook any lifespan. That they had no lifespan meant they were neither alive nor dead. In that sense, the moon may be a Pure Land without impurity, that is to say, the same as the world after death.

Of course, since the lunar citizens and the moon rabbits aren't immortal, they can die in, for example, accidents or battles. Still, even the citizens of the lunar capital bear just the faintest trace of impurity. Even we may be fated to live out our lives and die some day.

Our master has lived even longer than Lord Tsukuyomi. When he moved to the moon and built the capital, the one he relied on the most was our master - Eirin Yagokoro. "

So, Eirin was born on Earth?