/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>18859507
first text pic rel. i agree with it being C but i wanted to give you all a chance. i think i discussed how all of the cycle can be different for sentient things, birth can refer to any new concept, including a new identity if you want to think of it like that. rebirth circles into birth, but also the new birth that branches from it. when you kill someone and revitalize yourself with their flesh, their flesh is in a sense reborn into you, that is the power of rebirth as a concept. anything born must first die to be reborn, which may die to be reborn yet again in an infinite cycle that supplies our universe with everything that exists and all that shall come into existence. since rebirth is both a selfreferencial process, and yet at the same time one that creates new life, a positive feedback loop is formed from all steps working in tandem. suffering is that which directs peoples efforts, and further propells the cycle onwards, but it is neither the end, nor the beginning of the cycle, as the cycle is infinite and all encompassing. so again, every aspect of the cycle applies to everything to differing degrees, most of all sentient creatures such as humans, it's not just suffering that is uniquely felt by sentient beings. typically the concept of spiritual enlightenment is described as something inherently indescribable. maybe i am taking the concept of enlightenment too loosely, and should thus further detail what that means for whoever achieves it. i think some of it is from this very thread, so i wouldn't fault you for not thinking to it as quickly. desu, i thought it was what you were refering to, but idk. well if it's lost lore then your moddifications to G's lore are acceptable by me, at least. i could be wrong about the natives, mind you, but as for the wastefulness, i saw the whole McGuyver thing as someone being able to make stuff out of common house hold items, while the cultists, still vain as the rich may be described, are at least still willing to make use of a full body for more vain purposes. i never heard the idea that they would be wasteful in any more than a pragmatic sense. given my description of rebirth, i figure they would all put a high emphasis on using the most out of someone when they die to make sure that the most might be "reborn" from their remains.

>>18060762
is /tsugu/ /meat/? g is a tactical location due to how close it is to the hololive empire, and it was the region the first greentext lore for the world building general was made about. in said greentext, we eradicated /tsugu/. if there is a cultural connection between /meat/ and /tsugu/ then i am fine with us annexing them, but if there isn't a cultural connection, there is no reason they would be anything more than a pile of meat to us.

>>17768322
i am pretty sure this was the first greentext, back when the thread was just starting. /meat/ also has a cool looking flag, and they have already claimed an area in the neutral territory. if you want i can post both of those.

>>17694785
this is the one i was missing, testing if it works here.