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[Anonymous No.]

Umineko theory threads gave me an idea.

If you guys like Umineko so much why don't you apply your theoretical minds into medicine? I've saved minds applying mine into the field of biochemistry and neurochemistry.

Theoretical working minds are all what makes medicine powerful. I know NEET's don't generally consider themselves part of society, but I was thinking for those of you looking for a boat in life.

[Anonymous No.]

Your poor grammar leads me to believe you are bullshitting.

[Anonymous No.]

This post better be purposefuly ironic because the Umineko 'puzzles' don't require theoretical thinking. It's word twisting bullshit even grade schoolers would find idiotic.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6047349
You don't have to believe me, that's why I gave up on helping people in any other way.

Because people are shit, and don't have enough sense to connect dots.

[Anonymous No.]

What a great idea, anon. Let's use all these first-year philosophy concepts to save the world!!

[Anonymous No.]

No, Ryukishi.
I don't need an entire chapter about what Hempel's raven is about.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6047384
Theoretical medicine is the best medical field. I'm giving people an idea as to what they can look into for education. You can ignore it if you don't like it, and let the thread die instead of bumping it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6047396
I'm not saying theoretical medicine is a bad field. I'm saying I don't think working out word puzzles while sitting alone in your room in the dark translates over to helping actual people with their actual problems.

Plus I imagine you need to go to medical school to practice any kind of medicine, and most NEETs don't have the stamina for that kind of thing. I'd love to see /jp/ make more of an effort, though.

[Anonymous No.]

"Small bombs lulz XD" && "Shkanontrice!!1" != Curing Cancer

[Anonymous No.]

>>6047424
That's not theorizing, that's bullshitting