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>>12414165
>"Saya is my waifu"
She's not. I said it right at the beginning.

>how objectivity is unreachable because the world is not known by us, but rather perceived, which, well, is obvious, and you did not need to have graduated elementary school to know that

Yet, OP criticizes the work and its fandom as people who doesn't have "a grip on reality" (>>12404704), as if that naive realist position was on the other hand creditable for ethics: as if any picture of the world and life wasn't precisely but a personal or collective fantasy driven by a semiotical process (as we allegedly learn in elementary school). Urobuchi certainly didn't invent the theory of any experience (including love and the beloved) being inevitably signical (neither Baudrillard did it by himself, of course), he just made a daring story over the notion which I enjoyed immensely and found spot on in regard to my own heritage indeed; so I'm as far from delusion as anyone can be, that is, assuming my own bias and choices within a destabilized world. I love Gen's stories because I can share his view of the living experience, not because I try to scape from it.