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I remember when /jp/ wasn't full of shit and tuuhuu.

Not sageing, too late.

>>I remember when /jp/ wasn't full of shit and tuuhuu.
bullshit. /jp/ was created especially for touhou and fringe weeaboo shit.

>>4804369
>I remember when /jp/ wasn't full of shit and tuuhuu.

For what, the eight replies to moots sticky before the first touhou thread, which was was >>10?

That fox makes me HHHNNNGGG

"The deepening and broadening of his consciousness produces the kind of effect which the primitives call 'mana'".
Oh god, what am I reading.
/jp/, we need to work on our unconscious to summon servants.

>>4804365
hachiko

>>4804423
is a dog mothafucker

Freud > Jung

>>4804538
That's like comparing apples and oranges.
One deals with the collective unconscious and how it affects society while the other delves into how our unconscious influences our actions and our construction as individuals, mostly from a pathological point of view.

>>4804610
Finally someone that actually know the difference between Freud and Jung.

>>4804454
What servant is Jung?

like flaming you for pushing this forced trolling crap with yet another zero-value, un-fun, offtopic, shit thread

Jung is a Corean name, not a Japanese one.

reported

>>4804633
Caster, I guess.
>>4804638
Please go ahead and use this psychoanalysis oriented thread to delve into your frustrations and uncertainties.

>>4804454
I've been telling you guys this for a while. It is not impossible to summon such a servant(or to create your own) or even to send yourself to Gensokyo, if you can learn to control your mind and meditate.

>>4804643

What. You fucking retard, Carl Jung is not some Korean piece of shit.

>>4805235
That should work theoretically. I haven't succeeded, but my unconscious and the surrounding toxin are probably interfering. A simple logical recursion proves that the universe appears to be in an indeterminate state, and that this cannot be broken, so you should be able to modify it. What is not known is whether the state is truly indeterminate, or just indeterminable.

>>4804610
Well apples are delicious and red while Orange are okay and orange. And they hated each other.

Is this going to devolve into some pointless Nature vs. Nurture debate?

Nurture > Nature

>>4805362
OH GOD SAYA IS SO HOT

>>4805362
Obviously, it's not like all of those monks who can go without food for 9 days were born with it.

>>4805389
I can't tell if you're trying to be sarcastic or not.

>>4805401
Not sarcastic, there are far too many instances of environment or training having dominant effects on people for nature to be more important.

>>4805235
Then why are you still here?

>>4805501
Because I don't want to go to Gensokyo. I want to make Sacchin have a route in THIS world.

>>4805480
I'd say that nature is more important where there are no large influences on people (normalfags basically). If a person just sorta slides through life, they're probably going to act mostly based on their genetic disposition, even if it is clear that any genetic disposition in terms of personality may be overcome.

Freud is shit tier.

>>4805362
It's split about 50/50.

Freud was a coked up pervert.