/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11461975
Probably.

I don't see why not

>>11461975
Yes and it's negative.

>>11461982
Like this?

>>11461976
Clicked to say this....

>>11461992
This is correct.

>>11461975
I think the more important question is, what is the IQ difference between Rei and Asuka fags? Is there any predictive power to a Misato component?

>>11461975
There's a correlation between autism and attraction to anime girls. There's also a correlation between autism and analytical, logical thinking. So if you like anime girls, you're probably high IQ. Too bad you're probably also a sperg.

>>11462013
Or, better yet, does anyone give a single shit about Evangelion anymore and is there an IQ difference between Ryuukochads and Satsukisoys.

>>11461975
People who are open to new experiences are more likely to discover animu shit, and open people tend to have higher than average IQs

>>11462025
I think the furthest I'll go is the correlation between IQ and opinion of Re-L.

>>11462034
That she's a dumb charecter from a bad anime, right?

>>11462025
KLK is the liberal arts of anime

>>11462041
>it was 2deep4him
Too bad.

>>11462043
Fucking based and full of hot lesbians? You're damn right it is.

>>11462050
I'll consider than a confession

>>11462055
I'm STEM. Liberal arts and lesbianism/homosexuality are based.

Liberal arts did get fucked over hard by (((them))) and is sort of a joke at the moment, but there are still very intelligent people in philosophy and anthropology working on fascinating problems/ideas. It's not the fields that are broken, it's the people in them.

Lesbians are objectively based. Imagine wanting to see the anime girls YOU have a crush on get fucked by some Japanese teenager. What kind of fucking cuckold do you have to be? Anime girls have a moral duty to be lesbian since it's cute, and non-threatening. Furthermore, I support homosex in real life because everyone who does romantic things in public in front of me needs to be fucking lined up and shot, fuck thots.

QED. Liberal arts is based and homosex is based beyond belief.

>>11462074
cringe but redpilled

>>11462045
The style and charecters. The night ride felt like half the series. Would love a bit of explanation though.

>>11462143
It's a bit too late to go into depth and I find myself becoming addicted to 4chan again. Basically refer to my schizopost here:
>>/sci/thread/S11455280#p11455408
That's essentially what the Proxies are. Flawed creations of a flawed creator (man). They, in accordance with their programming and nature, give rise to their own flawed creations for various reasons. Like the scientist says at the end, I've forgotten his name, the people of Romdeau despite their self experience, were never part of the plan, they were a (necessary) obstacle to the plan. Everyone in the city is created only when they have a reason to exist, from a massive database of genetic material, grown in artificial wombs, every step of their development precisely controlled, and then every interaction and aspect of their life is coerced and controlled thereafter. This is done with the assistance of an AI. There are some other Brave New World ideas. The people outside the domed city feeding on its refuse and talking about their "freedom" outside of its illusions, is also notable.

Vincent is similar to Christ, the Creator returns to them in a form they can understand, and where he may understand them. He's a shell personality, which is inspired by trauma and dissociation (thus amnesia), and some other aspects which will naturally resonate and hold great relateability and meaning. There's a lot of history and Greek mythology which relates with the nature of man, his organization,and his fate. There are other themes like God's plan, and oneself being a temporary feature of a broader process.

I thought the gameshow episode was fun.Vincent and his amnesia was relateable. The idea of cyclic / nonlinear history is one I'm fond of. I was also watching it while emerging from an "amnesia" of my own.
Each box took 2 weeks or so to download over Share. Many people forget or downplay the personal context component as well, when they should learn from other people's worlds.

>>11462315
>tfw instantly recognized that cap and the episode it was from despite it being a fairly non-telling cap

>>11462323
The cinematography was incredible. I bet this part is also recognizable.

>>11462333
well yeah
it has the big guy

>>11462338
Then the gun comes up in the foreground, and you realize it's from Re-L's perspective.

>>11461975
My attraction is to their eagerness, willingness, and behavior. Not their 2d shape. It is more the social behavior or the behavior manifestation that japanese culture has allowed female sexuality to be represented as which is my taste.

My bias however is that I did lose my virginity to a japaneae Catholic schoolgirl in a Tokyo love hotel that I met on an overseas Drama trip to stratford-upon-avon in England to learn about shakespeare and spent a year or two after that cultivating a relationship during the South East Asian Crisis (1998 ~ 2002) via email that culminated in prior story.

So, there's that bias.

https://discord.gg/FFwRXKq

>>11461975
the factor that links these two things together is not being brown

>>11462376
Go watch any whore on a japanese street interview, you'll fucking puke looking at their behaviour. It's only the 2d shape and cartoon that attracts you