/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>69031966
It's too late the toxoplasmosis has overtaken her
Night chumbie

I'm glad my blood pressure doesn't spike when watching streams like some of you guys'
Sounds miserable

>>65730636
Same here, happy new years, buddy

>>63099326
My favorites are tuxedo cats or all black. But all kitties are good.

>>60926863
Morpi pls pley dee-em-see two
Donte is best in gaem

>>52155849

>>51814210
/morig/ lives on in the heart.

>>51517747
I got off work as dead hours began, and I've been putting off taking a shower while watching Ama play Zelda
Also blew my paycheck on the membership CD and some other holo merch

>>51353650
My thinking is that in a naturalistic sense, a soul probably exists more as a gradient than a binary yes/no switch. Like, clearly a rock doesn't have a soul (well, not necessarily, but this is a base assumption I'm making), and clearly a human does have a soul. But it seems to me any "switch off" point between the two would be overly arbitrary. Does a monkey have a soul? Well, probably, since they're so close to us. What about a dolphin? Much more different to humans, but still very intelligent, probably yes. What about a rat? An eel? A snail? An amoeba?
Thus, imo the presence of the soul is not caused by the intrinsic nature of the being, but by a property it has, which determines how "soulful" it is. Humans are like 100% soulful, rocks 0%, amoeba 2%, earthworms 10%, crabs 50%, moles 95%, dolphin 100%.
What is that property? Well, I don't think it truly needs to be rigorously defined. It's probably one of those "You know it when you see it" things. If I had to, I think the complexity of thoughts, memory retention and remembrance and capacity for self-realization would be pretty important.
>>51353732
You're welcome, standard color scum.

>>51008649
No! Remember to help your Mori when she gets stuck in a high place or hanging from curtains.

I wish some of you were dead.

>>48555802

>>48249678
It makes her happy

>>47202577
It's the hardest part of taking them in. It is never easy, yet so many of us do it again and again.
Each defines a period of our lives, but often we define the entirety of theirs.

>>44997867
>Morpi

This entire argument is so fucking stupid. If she wants to stream, she'll stream. If she wants to rest or hang out with the girls, she'll do that. None of these outcomes are bad things nor are her justifications for choosing to do what she does unreasonable. If you want streams, tune into the collab tonight and then be patient, for fuck's sake. Like an adult. You are adults, right?

At last...peace.

>>43283796

Meep morp

My morp became a cat mom..

>>41676618
I doubt there'll be a stream but it would be nice if she took them out to dinner, or showed them her new house and cats.

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