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Welcome to the new /late/!


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Making a thread here now. Post any issues you have or changes you want to see in this thread

Radio worked without issues for few hours as my last post. So I think it's working

Radio: https://latestation.live/
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did anyone have a list of radioanon's playlist? im tempted to build a new latestation till the old one's fixed

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Welcome to /late/

The rules are:
>Global rules apply
>The Board is NSFW, however, just keep it to a minimum. Don't just go around posting porn just because.
>No politics
>You can talk about other boards. Just don't advertise them.
>Don't go around stiring shit up.

Links
Radio - https://latestation.live/
Discord and IRC - https://discord.gg/hRe2yv96qY - IRC (Rizen) #late.city
/late/ Archive - https://anon.cafe/comfy/res/1512.html#q3453

friends of /late/
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Merry Christmas, /late/!
Your neighbour,
/agdg/.

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Despite having friends IRL, I have literally never had any online friends. I feel like to some degree I want to, but at the same time I'm thinking "anything an online friend could do would be better done by actual friends, and they probably would feel the same about me, prioritizing their actual friends". Maybe people only have online friends when they don't have any real ones? It would be nice to have someone I could talk to about anything that was troubling me. What about you, do you have online friends?
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true friendships can only be built in person, as they require honesty and mutual trust, simple and noble feelings of a sublime nature that, in a more perfect friendship, will be reciprocated.

calling strangers you interact with online "friends" completely ignores what true friendship should be. you cant guarantee honesty or trust through a screen, they are atificial and therefore, not your friends, even your neighbors (whom you barely speak to) are always more important than whoever's on your screen.
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>>3393
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friendship
>Friendship is a relationship of mutual affection between people.
Your social experience seems to be limited to church members.
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>>3384
>IRL friends are good for normie stuff
That's my issue. I'm too much of an autist to be into that.
>>3394
you tell me then, wikipedia poster, what affection can we build with a screen? enlighten me about the noble feelings (you know, what makes a real friendship possible) present in this artificial connection.
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>>3398
You do not and can not feel affection for anything except what you imagine as being deserving of it. Real people are 3D animated illusions, while internet people are 2D static illusion, in terms of affection there is very little difference, because affection does not relies on any particular geometrical forms, but on perception itself. Real people are thus no more genuine than virtual people and are only more satisfying because that's what mother nature made us to be.
>noble feelings
More like, noble burgers. Nobility isn't something that can be said about most people and affection itself cannot be noble, nor can any other feeling. Nobility is a property of will, and will has no emotion, because will is the governor of mind.

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In honor of the new board

ANIME THREAD:

WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING?

WHAT DO YOU SUGGEST?

Post WAIFUS!
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Finished Chi no Wadachi. Looking for another manga to read
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>>3387
Guessing you've already read the other stuff by that author?
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>>3388
No, but I started Inside Mari. It's a shame I didn't know about this author before.
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Figured that since this thread is for anime-related stuff, maybe discuss visual novels as well? 
What are you reading, /late/non? 
I'm almost done with Subahibi and reading the second episode of Umineko.
>>3392
Better late than never :)

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Number 3, or is it 4? Who's keeping count, anyways?

Last thread hit bump limit, so now here's an all new Trashchan edition of the thread. I like this place. I think it will make a good home for us.

What's on your mind, tonight?
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another 12 hour shift tomorrow. theoretically i should sleep but in reality i listen to music and browse /late/ to vent huh
I was lying outside at night. A moth-like creature kept landing on my hand. Was it simply investigating or did it like the cold sweat on my palm? I was cautious. I tried to be kind to it but at the same time I was expecting it to bite me. Contradictions.
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>>3386
That was probably Grlshiq. Don't worry about them, they come here time and again. Were probably just probing your informational space. They're generally peaceful unless you're one of Qliprhsa (knowingly or not).

Speaking of moths, interestingly enough, I don't have a mosquito net, have my lights turned on, and no I do not have any flies in my room. That's just strange. The previous summer I was having a fun time getting rid of them. Now there's just nothing. Is this the end of the world? Nah, I'm happy I don't get anything trying to wriggle into my nose holes while I dream about my power fantasies.
It's been so long I almost forgot about this place. Just moved in with a new roommate quitting my shitty dead end job and moving states. Can't wait to stay up late there I will miss the abandoned buildings here. Oh well.
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>>3386
Probably had some scent on your palm, tbh.

>>3390
Glad you made your way back here. Hope you enjoy your new state.

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Hello again /LATE/ !

What's up?!
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>>1791
please refrain from generating this type of content, there is enough of that already out there
thank you
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>>1803
it's more like a parody of it tho
after being here awhile after the site shutdown and i think i've lost interest in /late/ a little bit
seems like this place absorbed some of trashchans culture instead of developing its own over time
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>>3381
That's not surprising considering it's not on its own domain anymore.
>>3381
I'll admit, came here for the migration, but mostly pop in from the overboard anymore. Summer nights are still my favorite and I'll definitely pop in when it's too hot to sleep -_-!

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Custom backgrounds with my cute DIY robot
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>>2183
DyoudiM like the fella on >>2191
but also alot of the previous work from Kristoffer Zetterstrand (he also did the first batch of paintings in minecraft which is a pretty cool detail)
>>3359
based Endless Space 2 enjoyer

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The alien thread has gotten me nostalgic for some good old fashioned conspiracy theories. Nowadays it's all just commodotized creepypastas and political shitflinging, which is fucking laaaaame.

What are some of your favorite conspiracy theories of the more obscure or classic varieties? Thought provoking, entertaining, or just weird.

The more schizo, convoluted, detailed, and overcomplicated the better.
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I don't believe in all of these, but I think they're interesting:
All of the significant figures of the Civil Rights Era were assassinated as a cleanup operation to move on to cults and serial killers, then religious fundamentalists, then teens. The pattern before this was with Southern revivalists, bandits, and organized criminals, in that order. This may go all the way back to Federalists versus Anti-Federalists or even Patriots versus Loyalists.

Quantum physics is developed and the ideas of alternate dimensions and time travel are propagated as a form of escapism because physics to that point indicated assured outcomes for every event, meaning determinism is correct and free will doesn't exist across time.

"Human" is an umbrella term used to describe chimeras of species of hominids. Some of these chimeras, such as the San, reached dead ends in concepts as simple as self awareness.

The prominence of cancer as a cause of death is due to both environmental pollution and the adoption of sedentary lifestyles, which themselves promote environmental pollution. The roots of cancer causing issues aren't tackled because cancer research is heavily tied to life extension research.

You could give yourself any mental illness. Many of the MK projects were meant to determine how people gained mental illnesses and what was required to induce them. People don't focus on how much worse the MK programs were in Canada after they were revealed in the US and UK.

Francis E. Dec's ramblings about gangster computer gods were banal criticisms against the US government and post-WW2 world order.

Jesus is an amalgam of figures just as Judaism is an amalgam of religions, but the god of both testaments is the same. He was an inevitable figure as Western religions pushed toward centralization, and similar figures existed beforehand but failed to gain wide audiences. Peter and Paul are two figures who were forcibly reconciled to maintain a Christian church.

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>>1836
Something about this looks fake, but I can't put my finger on it
>>1863
It would also explain why corn fields are creepy, and inspire many horror stories
>>3076
>"Human" is an umbrella term used to describe chimeras of species of hominids. Some of these chimeras, such as the San, reached dead ends in concepts as simple as self awareness.
I think that's basically true. Different modern human populations have ancestry from different types of archaic hominins, like neanderthals, Denisovans, and whatever the extinct mystery species is that West Africans have been found to have DNA from.
>Jesus is an amalgam of figures just as Judaism is an amalgam of religions, but the god of both testaments is the same. He was an inevitable figure as Western religions pushed toward centralization, and similar figures existed beforehand but failed to gain wide audiences. Peter and Paul are two figures who were forcibly reconciled to maintain a Christian church.
I've been reading through Jesus from Outer Space by Richard Carrier and think he makes a pretty convincing case for Jesus mythicism, which is an idea I would have thought was ridiculous at one point. I think there's a good chance the figure of Jesus ben Ananias served as a rough template for the character in the Gospels, but as far as I know that's about the closest person there was to a historical Jesus based on the surviving evidence we have.
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Forgot the image.

I m bored. Inspire me.
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As it is written, ‘There is none righteous, no, not one.' For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God. For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.

>That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed. For there is no difference between the Jew and the Greek: for the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon him. - Paul the Apostle, Romans 10:9-13, KJV
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bad ass cyborg with a machine pistol that shoots 1.0 cal rounds at high rate of fire
well time is running out so pick up the pace

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Let's talk, you and I
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>>3324
>asking science to explain why you see red as red
Wavelengths in light, no supernatural input needed, but I prefer the artists approach in that pigments are the spice of life
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>>3326
>Wavelengths in light, no supernatural input needed, but I prefer the artists approach in that pigments are the spice of life
<no supernatural inputs needed
Lol. I suppose those wavelengths just made themselves all on their own, Anon?  :)

What about the 'stuff' its 'waving' through? Just made itself all by itself, too?

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>>3326
>Wavelengths in light
and why do you see them this way and not another? what makes red look and be experienced like red? your phone camera sees red as just a sequence of bits, but it registers the same waveforms. but you specifically see it as red. why is red red and not green?
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>>3328
NTA but you're touching upon conscience itself, which Science never could graps (and never will)
as the other anon said Science can measure wavelengths, describe them, create them, manipulate them but it will never understand why we perceive 450nm waves as blue or 650nm waves as red
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>>3332
It is through God that we can conceive it. A robot cannot contemplate perception. Only God can. This proves his existence. Science is blind. God isn't a man in the sky. God is the movement of universe itself.

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