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>>113885
Here's your Christmas card, fashionably late as promised.

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Since this board is basically closing on April. I'll just move my posts to Capybarachan kemono board in the OP. I mainly post AI stuff still but I'll post some normal stuff in threads every once in a while.

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New Hitoner chapter today btw

>>115130
Bullshit, but I believe you.

>>115030
Charging stations? That's a pretty odd idea. I wouldn't be surprised if he got the idea from some robowaifu media.
>>115036
It was just a passing question. I have no idea where to look outside OP's links (which have some stuff on doll customization), and I can't say I plan on collecting  these even if they are neat.

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>>115035
>>115036
There's also 30 Minute Sisters, which is literally anime figure model kits from the 30 Minute Missions design team and the line includes several "Option Parts" kits specifically for customization.

>>115114
That sounds really cool. I may check into these at some point. Thanks.

>>115114
I'd personally be more interested in something like that than most dolls, but that's probably because I'm biased towards model kits over figurines in general.

>>115114
This looks like it could be fun little project.

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>>115090
An important part of this is that if you orient your attention towards something, you are more likely to notice it or opportunities for it in the real world. And because the way you pay attention to something can affect how you act around it, the way you attend to a thing or a person can create a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. For example, a psychologist who rigidly thinks of the human mind as a machine will naturally notice the more mechanistic aspects of human behaviour, and following his advice will work with those tendencies and likely amplify them.
As to whether your thoughts themselves can subtly influence the outside world, well, that's another matter. In my own tradition, a good number of Eastern Orthodox monastics and saints insist the answer is yes. And from what I understand, their contention is not that manifesting per se doesn't do anything, but that a lot of it risks turning people into greedy manipulators. You get a bunch of people who think the path to happiness is forcing the outside world to conform to their own desires at all costs. This seems to work at first, but breaks down after a while. Sometimes their desires have unexpected side effects. Sometimes their desires don't make them happy when they get them, or outright ruin their lives. And sometimes their desires make life miserable for everyone but themselves.
If you've ever watched The Vision of Escaflowne, near the endin

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>>115093
>their contention is not that manifesting per se doesn't do anything, but that a lot of it risks turning people into greedy manipulators. You get a bunch of people who think the path to happiness is forcing the outside world to conform to their own desires at all costs. This seems to work at first, but breaks down after a while. Sometimes their desires have unexpected side effects. Sometimes their desires don't make them happy when they get them, or outright ruin their lives. And sometimes their desires make life miserable for everyone but themselves.

Not trying to vaguepost your ass and blueball you but this happens for a specific set of reasons and I don't want to turn this thread into /fringe/-/his/-/pol/ since explaining it would require walls of text, furthermore, I fear giving a wonky tl;dr.
But yeah, the kabbalists who engineered modern civilization understand all of this very well, not perfectly, or else they wouldn't have instituted such a grotesquely miserable system which has inescapable karmic consequences (despite their constant caution to "shift" that karmic weight, that blame onto the masses i.e. "you can deduce or even see we are evil but you ain't doing shit about it so it's on YOU lolololol), but very well. Which is exactly why they use this knowledge for malicious speculation.

>>115110
Frogot to add that they very recently murdered David Wilcock, they guy in the video.

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Holy shit you're still alive!
>first thing I see on new site is autistic schizo posting
It's like we never left.

I don't know if anybody cares anymore, but for lack of a better place to put it: I backed up World of Moral Reversal up to the last /animu/ scans chapter last year, and since that point there have been five new chapters. They're on nicoseiga if by some chance a scraper exists.

>>115110
POTD

>>104683
nice kaki

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CATCH THAT NIGGER NOW.

Back where you belong, little miss!

get the fuck back

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>>103375
Japanese onomatopoeia will never translate well into other languages. The only reason it works with Japanese is because of heavy word overlap meaning that inflection is important to the overall meaning which translates to verbal ticks and use of onomatopoeia to describe emotion. Chinese sort of does this but it's all been simplified so much it sounds like shit. English, Spanish, and French have been so bastardized by Arabic/Germanic word roots that they can't even handle formal speech fully (the formal forms in French/Spanish don't count and are half-dead anyways), let alone moe. The closest European languages to having suitable tonal inflection and onomatopoeia usage for anime girl noises are the Slav ones (specifically Russian and to a slightly lesser extent Polish).

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>>103377
Yeah whatever but if AI could learn to make dubs that sound like this instead of pig disgusting american whores with american accents trying to sound like cute japanese lolis I'd be satisfied. Either that or japs could learn to dub their own anime instead of letting americans do it.

>>103377
If women making retarded child noises could be stopped by language barrier, v-girls would long be out of jobs.

hmm

Only zoomoid watches this >>100708. Also, 2nd on this poster >>103377

>>114860
Gross. I've also been losing interest in Lumi. She's really been failing lately at hiding being a bitch.

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>amano_nene, jelly, panko
>some others too
Hapas and english-speaking asian girls are the superior vtuber choice in my opinion. I've been drifting away from the others.

Why is shando streaming so little recently? And is she really schizo? I heard her mentioning taking anti-psychotics and calling herself that, but I somehow imagined them to be less put-together.

>>114976
her brain problems are real. she took an involuntary break last fall due to a psychotic episode necessitating a stay at the fun farm

>>115002
Vtumors never beating the 'mentally ill' accusations.

And that was the last song, see you next friday!

>>114983
Thanks /animu/ very nice stream tonight!

>>114981
Yeah, xenogears music have a special please in my heart.

>>114985
Yeah, I was just clicking around researching Yasunori Mitsuda. Remarkable talent.

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>>114986
>I was just clicking around researching Yasunori Mitsuda. Remarkable talent.
If you haven't played it or heard it before, you might look up the soundtrack for Tsugunai: Atonement, officially released as "an cinniùint". Bit of an iffy game (I actually rather like it myself), but I don't think the OST is something anyone out there has had complaints with.

>>114930
IIRC, back on anon.cafe there was some buzz about starting a financials -related board (on /k/ , maybe lol). Someone suggested Trash; some Anon followed up on it & The Trashmin agreed. Thus was born /finance/ .

Finally got my fucking taxes done
And another year of many where TT flags my refund as being "at risk" of an audit. Getting back $1.2k

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>>114935
Was already planning on going there, and posting on Moe /pol/ and /biz. However there isn't much to talk about lately aside from precious metals selling at a steal.

>>114956
>turbotax
just use freetaxusa

>>114957
Will have to look into that next year. Just been using TT since I started filing as I can leech over the version my folks bought.

>the market is already back at all time high, even with the war going on
Trading has been so hard lately. Bears gets no wins.

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ZZZzzzz

>>114942
Very cute.

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>>114144
gud digits, gud post

>>114364
It bothers me too, but I've often seen it from nip authors too. Retards. Random isekai characters in medieval swords and magic settings, randomly dropping lines in plain engrish with references to modern techie youth slang. Concepts that could only develop with the existence of cellphones, by japanese people, and only with them trying to speak english. Explaining new communication magic with "it's just like Line", or spam war tactics "like you're suffering a DDOS", or "if this magic fails we'll at least get some apologems", in the mouth of characters from a society that's struggling to develop war chariots. Some settings have that tech disparity but I've heard this bullshit even in "native isekai" with no real tech advancements. Works popular enough to get adapted. Not to mention, in those other worlds, USA never colonized Japan since neither exists. No reason to drop a misplaced line in english just because the author was too lazy to explain the concept with 4 extra words.

>>114317
Another troublesome quirk is sometimes using the order (Name) (Title) instead of expected (Title) (Name), common to European traditions.

>>114479
For aristocratic titles.

>>114321
Another turd.
"Just like the missing Admiral Dietz, Tedman himself was an enormous daddy's girl. It's just that as his daughter grew older, he became less obvious about it."

>>114834
"It focuses on using fists as fists, feet as feet, treating all five limbs completely faithful to their functions."
Must. not. joke.