/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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You see it to, don't you, Zach? The words bubbling to the surface. "Complacency breeds death, and in death, freedom". It's a little morbid, but I think I understand it to. If you think about it, life is sort of like a play. Everyone has their own parts to play. Not sure if 'play' would be apt. Life is real, after all, what you do effects someone else. You have the ability to influence others just as they have the ability to influence you. It's this weird give and take that makes life worth living. But, what measure is that worth? It's subjective, like a lot of things. Like money. For instance, how much would you pay for four stale crackers? One person would say 1$, but I'd say 35.59$.

So, it doesn't matter how much you superchat. It can be anything from 1$ to 100$. Even so, you don't have to donate anything, I think simply viewing is enough. As long as you spend that time doing something you enjoy, then it's time well spent. You interact by virtue of simply 'existing'. Whether you 'exist' or not is another conversation entirely, but... have you heard of Schrodinger's Cat, Zach? It's a fun little thought experiment. It's a pretty popular 'narrative device' in stuff like anime and manga. Haven't really seen anything like that over here in the West.

No, Zach, not Schindler's List. That's something entirely different. Movie directed by our old buddy Steven Spielberg. It won best picture back in 1994, but still not sure if that's Spielberg's best work. I'd say it was one of Liam Neeson's best, but then you have to take Taken into account and the rest of the sequels. I never saw them myself, but I liked the first well enough. Maybe we should rent the sequel when we get home?