/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>11339270
Oh, I should probably add that the amount of human knowledge present (e.g. in the form of written and electronic data) isn't destroyed by the modification process. Rather, post blooming, humanity (or perhaps there's a better word for it) will advance at a much more rapid pace.

One more thing, unlike Fuminori with his warped vision, Saya's vision is probably much clearer in that 'normal' things to us don't look weird. After all, she was able to consume all those romance novels, medical documents, the televised cooking shows, etc. without issue.

>>11339299
Ahahahaha, that's probably true. Though people do good things for love (and money) as well. Everything can really be reduced to optimization over the space of rewards from the environment. It's just that due to certain instincts, certain behaviors that may or may not be damaging to others are weighed much more heavily (emotions such as love).

Although, if by teotwaki you mean the technological singularity, then yes.

>>10554024
I'm okay with that then. Take it easy, anon.

>>10373317

Well, at least she isn't asking him to destroy humanity.