/jp/ - Otaku Culture

autism severity

I see where you're going with this and I don't like it.

Shitposts per thread.

>>11059906
epic

Faggot concentration per OP

>>11059904
thats a really THICK menu wow

>>11059925
stop stealing my images

>>11059904
Which animu is this?

>>11059934

DATE A LIVE

>>11059937
Thanks.

/jp/, in SI units, is defined as the absolute value of Kilograms squared meters per second per second per second.
Can also be represented by
sqrt(((kg^2)m(s^-3))^2) = | ((kg^2)m(s^-3)) |

1 /jp/ is 24.333 days spent doing nothing with your life

One mega/jp/ is defined as 1000 autisms.

Autism
Micro Autism (Ma)
Kilo Autism (Ka)
Hecto Autism (Ha)
etc.

>>11060017
>>11060042

How many autisms is Touka?

i want to fuck touka

>>11059904
Tohka a cute

>>11060194

You take that back.

Stop posting shitty pictures

captcha: sage

see im right didn't i, date a live IS /jp/ related now.

>>11060257

I rate it at approximately 4.7 micro-/jp/s.

>>11060042
>Ma
>Ka
>Ha
But that's wrong. It should be: µa, ka and ha. Also, "a" is commonly used for acceleration, so I suggest coming up with another symbol.

How many autisms is this post?

>>11060254
your mom is /jp/ related

because we all fucked her

TOHKA BROS GET IN HERE

Get in here Tohka bros

>>11060261
i feel much better now, knowing that i might be born because of some /jp/sie's sperm and i might have a /jp/ father

reposts

this thread measures 50 jaypees

If only Asuka spammer was here...

Tohka bros get in here.

>>11060341

What if we turn /jp/ into Tohka/General?

Why can't it measure weeaboo level?

I'm depressed, /jp/.

>>11060257
1.21 Ga (Giga autism)
>>11060355
that's measured in pocky
ex. this is 2000 Gp (Giga pocky)

>>11060374

>You say cars, we say Nyan Cat :D

...???

>>11060374
>You think we're crazy, but we think you're just normal

>>11060379
try not to think to hard about it
this one is rate 500Gp

>>11060374
>you only feel what your favorite person feels, we feel what everyone else is feeling

>>11060381
I actually checked a weeb fanpage on FB. They aren't really that different from /a/ just more devoted,oblivious and cancerous.
>>11060384
>tfw

>>11060388

It's kind of funny how two people can enjoy the same shit and despise each other like this.

>>11060010
that feeling when I'm past 50 /jp/sies and counting

fuck my life

Origami a shit.

>>11060257
>"a" is commonly used for acceleration
Stupid reason.

>>11060395
Insinuating I actually enjoy japota stuff or despise weebs.

>>11060395
This happens everywhere in life. Envy, disagreement, disgust.

>>11060395
Every fanbase has parts that hate/dislike eachother. Like how COD kiddies hate retro gamers and vice versa.
BTW this rates 559 Giga Gilletes (Gg) on the edgy meter. and 400 Gp

>>11060402
Everywhere where people of bad personalities operate.

>>11060413
Is there anything that disgusts you?

>>11059904
Years alone, friendless and loveless

If only ZUN!bar was here...

>>11060417
Excessive selfishness in the form of aggressively driving your own advantage at the expense of others. Genuine anti-intellectualism and diffusing speech are tremendous societal problems because they normalize vagueness and create environments where you can play with peoples' emotions however you'd like. Being stuck in such an environment can do enormous damage to a person who does or will at some point do work that relies heavily on cognition.

Entitledness, arrogance, uncivilizedness and lack of knowledge are amazingly destructive qualities when they get backed up by determination.

>>11060467

my prince, that was some high-quality satire

thank you for that laugh

or was that some poe's law shit, idk

>>11060479
Please don't laugh. You see, my point is that the average /jp/-goer is sensible enough to remain alone and isolated, both mentally and physically. Certain faults run in the family.

>>11060479
I'm also sorry for sounding pretentious but English is not my first language.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

>>11060497
>Certain faults run in the family.
The paper concludes that the root cause is that, in contrast to high performers, "poor performers do not learn from feedback suggesting a need to improve."[8]

Livesley et al. concluded, in agreement with other studies, that narcissism as measured by a standardized test[24] was a common inherited trait.[25] Additionally, in similar agreement with those other studies, it was found that there exists a continuum between normal and disordered personality.

The study subjects were 175 volunteer twin pairs (ninety identical, eighty-five fraternal) drawn from the general population. Each twin completed a questionnaire that assessed eighteen dimensions of personality disorder. The authors estimated the heritability of each dimension of personality by standard methods, thus providing estimates of the relative contributions of genetic and environmental causation.

Of the eighteen personality dimensions, narcissism was found to have the highest heritability (0.64), indicating that the concordance of this trait in the identical twins was significantly influenced by genetics. Of the other dimensions of personality, only four were found to have heritability coefficients of greater than 0.5: callousness, identity problems, oppositionality and social avoidance.

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"Narcissistic parents give rise to either narcissistic or codependent offspring because [of] their inability to engage emotionally with their children's needs."[12]

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Evidence for assortative mating among humans is well established; humans mate assortatively regarding age, IQ, height, weight, nationality, educational and occupational level, physical and personality characteristics, and family relatedness.[27] In the "self seeking like" hypothesis, individuals unconsciously look for a mirror image of themselves in others, seeking criteria of beauty or reproductive fitness in the context of self-reference.

So, shall we heat up the ovens?

>>11060567

yes i love to bake

what are we making onee-san

I was taught that Jews were burned alive in giant ovens.

>>11060397
>>11060257
The sort hand for autism measurements can be in Hiragana.

>>11060678

mush have you and milk had sex

PLEASE respond. also kissed?

>>11060678
>!FUNKQPu6Qw

We already have a poster called Mush. Please choose a new name.

>>11060681
Sorry forgot my old trip

>>11060685

please please respond

please

>>11060010
Is that repeating or is it exactly 24.333

This is important.

best DATE A LIVE

is 0.99999... the same as 1

>>11060703

No, why would it be?

>>11060704
because 1 / 3 = 0.33333...
but 0.33333... * 3 = 0.99999...

if you divide something and then times it by the thing you divided by it should be the same so 0.99999... should be 1

but if you wrote out a lot of 9s wouldent you never get to exactly 1

>>11060711

>0.33333... * 3 = 0.99999...

???

no

get ur fucken anime question girl out of here

>>11060717
Yes it is, nerd.

3 × 3 = 9
33 × 3 = 99
333 × 3 = 999
etc.

Divide those by factors of 10, it's still 9s all the way down.

>>11060720

no
i'm a phd in math and youre wrong

>>11060711
No. It gets infinitely close to 1, just like an graph of x=1/y gets infinitely close to zero.

1/3 = .3333... is just a bastardized decimal representation of a fraction.

>>11060720

Wow faglord, 0.33~ can't equal both 1 and 0.99~. That's not possible. You gotta pick one.

x = 0.999...
10x = 9.999...
10x - x = 9.999... - 0.999...
9x = 9
x = 1

I actually learned this a few weeks ago in a textbook. I think it was how you convert some repeating decimals to fractions, or something.

>>11060717
Please tell me you're trolling.

>>11060728
this
1/3 does not equal exactly 0.333...

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>>11060755
>>11060761
>>>/b/

I rate this thread at over 70 /jp/s.

>>11060761
>>11060755
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>>11060711
>>11060703
Technically, no. But it is widely accepted that .9999... is synonymous with 1, even among math professionals.

A major player in this reasoning is:
1 - .9999... = .0000...

Just to be clear, I think it's dumb too, but that's how even professionals see it.

>>11060804

mush PLEASE

TELL ME