>>457226 My computer broked I thought I was SUPERBONED but actually it was just a hard drive the whole time
Anno
>>457229 Yeah, The Force Awakens was good, but it definitely played it safe in terms of Star Wars' considered norms. The Last Jedi was much more of an independant movie and was a real blast to watch. Hella beautiful to watch too.
>>457233 Oh I thought you were just doing normie stuff. Welcome back.
bang in love
>>457236 Well my computer was broken so I did end up doing normie stuff like walking and stuff I did go to a concert saturday night and that was a lot of fun I also watched 24 episodes of Shoukugeki no Souma
>>457234 The visuals were really outstanding. A lot of the locations were kind of drab in the first movie. But this one looked amazing in so many different styles. The city where they picked up JD and Snoke's chamber scenes were all stunning. I'm still holding out hope that sadboy Ben redeems himself in the end. Then gets killed.
bang in love
FAKE GUCCI THAT'S THAT SHIT I DON'T LIKE
bang in love
my favorite star wars memes are the one about kylo's widebody dude is built like a cadillac
Anno
>>457240 yeah that shit made me laugh when he was like "can we please not do this now" >tfw embarrassed at your wide
>>457238 And that silent cut of the Star Destroyer getting cleaved in two. Like, just crop that and make it a wallpaper. It's beautiful.
Ben had a really good run through this movie. It was kind of fun to see him go "I'm gonna break everything". I'm holding out on him not dying with the end of everything, but that would satisfy the typical Star Wars tropes. And we don't have Rian Johnson, who directed The Last Jedi, directing Episode IX, so they might drift more back towards formula again.
>>457244 >look up star wars the last jedi 4k review >forbes >they say it's bad for the same reasons I just said it's good shit i think my tastes must be wrong or something
Anno
Well the movie has been incredibly divisive even amongst long-time Star Wars fans. A lot of people, in my opinion, went into the movie expecting and more importantly, wanting, another Star Wars movie. And while this one does deliver, it also bucks against a lot of the expected tropes and throws plot twists and revelations that people would assume are par the course for Star Wars. The fact that it strays a fair bit from the expected product definitely didn't sit well with a number of people.
>>457244 Ben is the best part of the movie The whole franchise
>>457251 I think there's a number of legitimate complaints people can make about the movie. That's not to say I didn't enjoy it but I think it really could have used like, another draft Stuff like Hux getting prankcalled, the way Holdo was handled, and a bunch of internal inconsistencies really could have been tidied up. I don't think people are divided just because it's different but also because it's got its own share of flaws.
>>457254 >teacher tries to murder me in my sleep >apparently I'M the bad guy
ben is like the most butt hurt faggot ever created he's perfect
Anno
>>457252 I still don't agree with this idea that Holdo was handled poorly. I think people forget she's a general, entrenched in military cha-
No you shut up and don't respond to this until I'm finished you impatient fuck.
-militart chain of command. Leia might be a crucial part of the Rebel or Resistance forces, but the way she played favouritism with Poe up until he got demoted was definitely not good general-ing. Once Holdo took command she played much more by the book, and that does mean expecting proper deference from her soldiers -- including the now down-ranked Poe. You don't just share the whole plan of action with everybody down the military chain of command, you give people orders and they're expected to follow them even if they don't understand the full implications of why. That's just decentralized efficiency at work. It's easy to labast her for doing so because it clearly encountered issues, but that's not a fault of her character writing, that's the fault of her soldiers effectively refusing to obey orders and even fucking mutiny-ing.
tl;dr Holdo did nothing wrong and Poe might be a good guy but he's also kind of a cunt. Or was. Might be better now.
Maria
You're right, Holdo doesn't have to share the whole plan of action with Poe. But as a millitary leader part of your job is to manage morale and the resistance was in a desperate situation. She didn't need to directly tell Poe that she had a plan (not the plan itself, just that one exists), she just needed to tell like one commander to tell everyone that there's a plan in place but that they can't give details or else it might be leaked. It's increadibly annoying to watch Holdo because the whole conflict with Poe can be avoided so easily. Literally just "yeah there's a plan dw". People are expected to follow orders in a millitary chain of command, true. But good leaders are good at communicating with people and keeping morale running well. Because otherwise you get mutinies because people are worried that the leader doesn't have a plan because she's not communicating with anyone. Yeah it's their fault and yeah Poe's a cunt himself but it could have been avoided so easily if she wasn't such an incompetent leader. And that's what makes it so awful to watch. Also her hair is stupid but that's really nitpicking it
I think you could improve the whole plot line massively if they just had a throwaway line like "btw we're worried about imperial spies onboard so we can't give everyone the plans details". This was not a typical millitary situation it was one where they were all scared and running desperate and stresses were high and soldiers needed to know that there was some sort of plan. How can you expect anyone to follow orders without even the slightest assurance that there's a plan or any reasoning behind them.
Anno
>if they just had a throwaway line like "btw we're worried about imperial spies onboard" Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't something along these lines one of the first theories they floated once they realized the Imperials were pursuing them through hyperspace?
Maria
For all I know there might have been and I might just not remember it since I only saw the movie once
Also hot damn I wish Factor 5 was still around to make Rogue Squadron 4
Here I'm wondering if I should put Eirika to +2 and I didn't notice Robin was a bonus unit as well. I didn't exert any effort last week. I got to like 2400 points in Arena even with a bonus
at least I did 3 matches of Assault I got about 7 extra stones/coins If we're heading into a new Voting Gauntlet, I guess I don't have to be stingy about feathers. I'll get another 8-10k straight from that well, more like 6-8k
>>457302 if someone you're close to is having obvious demons do you think there's a kind of duty to help them or is it something they just have to work out on their own and the best course of action is just to let go?
Oh look at all these blazblue color palette mods surely none of these will be something I'm incredibly interested i- >Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea palettes wot
>>457290 halfway through the first one two people joined me then halfway through the second one a fourth party member assembled then we killed nergigante in 1:57
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
>>457310 Considering Dream VS Dream is dead probably never
>>457313 I get that you can't help people who don't want it
but then where does that leave you? basically just trusting - either them or other external factors -- that they'll get better on their own.
And what if you don't trust that.
just let them fall
or at least - let there being a not-insignificant chance that they WILL FALL and never recover. and are you meant to just be okay with that as someone watching from the sidelines?
>>457313 i hope they have a lot of seasonal events for this game that would be great i'll never have to play another video game ever again until the next greatest game ever made is made
this is the aforementioned dumb ass hunting horn build by the way it focuses on not doing shit except buffing and healing people and not giving a fuck about where you are positioned because you have 550 defense buffed
for solo play it basically makes you unkillable and you get 10 near-instant max potions by way of mushroom but the damage is nothing to write home about did you fight deviljho yet?
Kirara 🚗
>>457315 even if you don't trust it, what can you do? all you can do is make sure they know you will help when possible if they don't reach out and fall, unfortunately you don't have power over that you can encourage them to reach out and be there for when they do but that's about it i know that's scary and frustrating but that's my perspective
i have only unlocked a few tempered so far i gotta keep fightan them
Anno
also i just hit HR101 after completing that quest
Kirara 🚗
omedetou
Anno
i'm finally a real baller with a gold name in the player list and everything >>457317 i haven't gotten a gem from him yet but i made his sword and shield or something i think
oh i got a cool bow decoration yesterday, bow charge plus it gives you a 4th level to bow charge same as one of the armor sets that i can't remember haven't had a chance to test it out yet though >>457321 damn that's lucky i've killed him 7 times now
Kirara 🚗
i got gem like second fight wasn't even investigation #blessed
my summer elise has 44 speed i only had bad IV elise before so i didn't realize how good she was i wish she had a better weapon though i might do boey s.elise inigo and bunny sharena four green meme team
I have to figure out what I'm spending my next 20k on [ ] Promote Olivia [ ] Promote Tharja [ ] Promote Tiki???? [ ] Give psycho boy Firesweep Lance + etc >>457329 this is probably what I'll end up doing
Anno
olivia is such a good unit worth promoting her for functionality if that's your focus
Anno
worth promoting just to plus her too imo her stats are so good
an arsonist keeps burning the dry plantlife which diverts fire rescue from more important things so they're going to burn all the dry plants in a controlled manner so the arsonist can't do it themselves and make it more dangerous and costly lol
Anno
that doesnt seem strange to me forests have to burn they do controlled burnings all the time i think it's good
>>457335 they do, prescribed burns are common here but doing one explicitly to deal with an arsonist is just funny to me
Anno
im sure they wouldn't if it wasn't already in the pipeline for preservation makes sense too because the arsonist's fire could start fucking up healthy forest regions and that's what they don't want not worth risking an out of control wildfire like california had to deal with go ahead and burn the dried forest that would spread and take the danger out i get what you mean but i don't think that's a political move to stifle out the arsonist it seems more like a preservation decision to eliminate risk
Anno
burn all his shit before he can. that'll learn him something big
Kirara 🚗
>>457338 they're explicitly saying they're doing it to thwart the arsonist and a 5000 acre burn is pretty uncommon doing such a large burn right before the rainy season is odd
Anno
i wish i was still a firefighter wasn't cut out for it but it's so interesting
Anno
>>457340 why are you thinking so hard about this areyouthearsonist
which i guess in the movies just means he's just asking pointed questions in an intimidating voice while his mentally diminished companion beats the shit out of you
Kirara 🚗
i wanna help you. i don't want to see you die in this room. but i can't get my partner to stop unless you tell me why you don't have a mailbox
Anno
that shit is so hammy have you ever had a police interrogation/interview they're really just asking questions and doing some paperwork it's so technical and boring
Anno
all goodcop/badcop scenes need to be replaced with batman/batman
Kirara 🚗
fbi interviews are pretty bad there was one i saw where they bribed a guy into confessing to something with pizza
>accidentally eat a big lunch yesterday It's ok I'll just eat a small di- >unhealthy dinner Well maybe I'll just >want pizza now fuck
Anno
how do you accidentally eat a whole meal
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
>>457368 I didn't realize it when I got the lasagna that it wasn't a side item and the lady also gave me an extra large portion with a sssshhh gesture So I had a piece of grilled chicken breast, lasagna, AND mashed potatoes
you guys ever feel like you're just waiting like your whole life is waiting
that's what being a student is, basically just training. and trusting that in the future you'll have a marketable skill that makes you desirable
but then IS your whole life training
Not that I'm arguing a 'if it feels go do it' live-in-the-moment kind of reasoning. because you have to sacrifice if you want better things in the future.
but there's something so .. INHERENTLY UNSATISFYING about feeling that your entire existence is just waiting for things to be better.
SO THEN The obvious answer is: don't just wait; actively DO things that are going to make your life better.
But if those things are in and of themselves unsatisfying then you're just trusting this .. quantifiable disembodied ephemeral idea of The Future and your entire life is spent chasing that.
So you can't just live in the moment and you can't entirely sacrifice everything you enjoy for the idea of 'the future'
so where does that leave you Striking some sort of balance.
Kirara 🚗
yeah it's slowly destroying what little mental health i had left i gotta keep movin
our society is all about waiting we just look for ways to occupy ourselves in between work hours
>>457389 I don't think that people should passively wait for anything.
Fuckin' deconstructing existential chuunii angist on an anime message board. BUT LETS GIVE IT A GO. unpack it together.
SO: You trust that if you do certain moderately unpleasant things now, the future is going to be better That's seems pretty close to a fact.
But life is also made up OF day to day moments. You can't spend your entire BEING just doing things to prepare for that One Big Moment in which everything pays off. So the question is::
how much pleasantness in daily life does one sacrifice in the pursuit of long-term goals with the acknowledgement that "life" 'existence". BEING. is made up of day-to-day moments and if you sacrifice all of them then what's left
Kirara 🚗
im gonna love til i die
Kirara 🚗
live* but love too i guess
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
gonna love live until you die
Maria
I'd rather die than love live
Kirara 🚗
to live a truly satisfying life, we gotta return to nature and live and survive
>>457403 dude I totally fuckin' agree. 100% but is that a problem we should just accept or is there something in your own life that people can do about that alienation
>>457403 i feel like the work i do provides a nice balance of social interaction in my life after time alone i need to be around a lot of people to feel human again feeling alienated from others is a pain but i don't feel it much these days
Kirara 🚗
>>457406 im not sure i think we can address the interpersonal alienation if we can find or form a social group with similar goals of reducing alienation idk how to reduce the alienation we experience in our work considering western civilization is so reliant on systems that encourage it outside of revolution or forming a self-sufficient commune im still tryna figure out stuff that people can do to feel less alienated
i don't think we should accept alienation at least there's no point in all the so-called advancements we've made to prolong lives if we do it at the expense of living a satisfying life
>>457412 i agree this alienation from each other is such a new thing we're not evolutionarily developed to be separated from each other in the way we are but present society has us act like people around us are passive passengers in our lives, background characters we rarely know our neighbors there's little sense of community it's so stressful in a passive torturous way
Arisu
i realy feel it could do with automatation and mechanization of social relationships not even online ones, but rather the way we live and the people we live with. We adapt into some specific roles we stop seeing others as people... that is really obvious at workplaces but also at groups and family and i hated it enough i ended "quitting" from half of my family.
my elise is 49 atk, 44 spd , 28 res my bunny is 46 atk 41 spd 33 res i got inigo boosting speed with dance too then i've got lame boey takes him five turns to get his dick up
Marsh-chan
>>457414 so should we just accept that passive torture as a way of being in the modern world?
Kirara 🚗
>>457417 i don't think so it's forced on us by people with power that make sure the power structures that encourage that alienation continue that alienation comes from continues* i would rather live a life with hope where i try to reduce that alienation than to just give in and say i guess we're all doomed to be miserable if im basically guaranteed an unsatisfactory life i don't have much to lose if i fight to find a more satisfying one >>457415 i think that's a big part of it yeah >>457416 naisu
>>457418 how does that fight look? what can one do in their own life to have a better interpersonal connection with people around them invested in digital manifestations of society that go beyond their immediate physical circumstance.
I am fine with the alienation of people in my proximity because I was like that since I was a child. Pre-technology me was miserable. Post-technology me had an outlet. Everyone else is just dealing with being "filtered out of the searches"
>>457420 Yeah pretty much, I have fought against my own nature of being a loner. And my own dreams of being a popular and social person.
Marsh-chan
goes*
Kirara 🚗
>>457419 im not really sure yet i only recently really started to perceive the alienation in a tangible way right now im just trying to learn to rely on other people trying to teach myself to let others help me in a way that accounts for my weaknesses and just doing the same for others but it's hard because the group we live around is so temporary these days people used to spend their entire lives with a group they could foster those bonds in a way that's hard for us
Anno
can i do this no, moe won't let me do it, dang i'll just have to do this instead
>>457409 on the other hand when i worked at that grocery store the isolation from people and disconnect i felt when i only ever saw my coworkers and people from far away while i walked to and from work was strangulating and i wanted to kill myself and drank every day so your argument seems sound to me
Anno
the gpses are triangulating and this life is quite strangulating
Marsh-chan
>>457424 you're APPROXIMATELY the same age as me, right I'm July 93, wbu
Kirara 🚗
>>457426 i think there are people that don't really feel that alienation but i think it's kind of rare people that have never felt it
i think if people could afford to move where they want, it'd be easy to create communities where people are less alienated in lot of ways, especially with the internet
psychology is so alienated too i want to call my client and tell him happy birthday today but im not supposed to i asked about it and was told i shouldn't interact with my clients unless it's clinically relevant or beneficial for treatment
i think people would benefit from a sense of community especially with therapy clients want to know who i am
it's like - obviously you need a personal life separated from your professional life
but it's also like -- how do you Care enough about someone to want to help them without caring about them on an interpersonal level like wishing them a happy birthday
Arisu
People should stop saying they know how to write if they only ever wrote fanfiction or porn. it's not a good thing.
Kirara 🚗
>>457446 i think boundaries are important but barriers are harmful when we can't even say happy birthday to a client we have great rapport with, i think it's indicative of barriers we set up we refuse to let ourselves connect on a personal level with a client while simultaneously talking about how the therapeutic relationship is important and we need great rapport we're supposed to get close but not too close and i just think that we do it in a toxic way
i know it's hard and i don't like it either but you know it's important if they're comin to you for help, you're playing a role in their life and have some obligation to them and you just can't play that role in their life while maintaining a non-professional relationship with them it just gets messy and i mean yeah it sucks but you're doin it in order to play the professional role for them im a little cynical i guess but i feel like you're letting them down if you're close to them as a patient myself i really wouldn't want that i dont want to inject or impart any influence over my psychiatrist because i don't want the past moments interfering with my long-term treatment i don't even want the connection where i feel bad for not doing X or Y like i do with my friends and then feeling hesitant to visit my psych because of it it's just a pure environment for me to voice those things, and that's sullied if i connect with my psych on any other field i talk to her about traveling sometimes and places i think are nice but everything else needs to be clean for context, for myself and her ability to treat me
Arisu
>>457450 I mean i remember back on the forum days they would send an email with "happy birthday user 2412954i25 from forums.com" but i agree with a professional it's harder to even do that because then the clients start occupying your non-work time. like, idk. a lot of people have problems with boundaries themselves and it's good to have a "normal" professional relationship with your psych at least.
Marsh-chan
>>457450 well, real question: can you genuinely GENUINELY care enough about that person's problems to sincerely what to help them while also viewing helping them as part of your 9-5 obligation as a productive worker
Kirara 🚗
>>457453 i think so yeah for some clients at least i have a client that is going to go off to college in a few months and i would like to find a way where i can continue to work with him across that distance even though i wouldn't be getting paid for it well I'm not getting paid now technically but you get iit
>>457451 i think that everyone needs different levels of closeness to a psychologist like boundaries are important boundaries that dictate what's acceptable in our interactions in our professional relationship but barriers that bar me and a client from certain appropriate levels of rapport is troubling to me
Marsh-chan
want
Arisu
:3 i want a good psych like kirara especially one who didn't charge so much per hour.
Marsh-chan
>>457456 dude just fuckin ask him on /moe/ and he'll answer for free
Arisu
hehe i mean, i am doing good, but i guess i still need some checking on my advancements. like, i feel like im doing better and the sessions have been more about me showing up and talking about nice things. and he evaluates my non-verbal and mood stuff. it can't be evaluated online.
Marsh-chan
>>457454 IS THAT a mixture of your personal interests and your professional interests
Kirara 🚗
>>457459 i think so i want to use my professional interests in a way that is congruent with my personal ones i think my professional responsibilities can be expanded to benefit not just paying individuals but for the community as a whole i want to do a lot of free therapy and group work for example
>>457456 haha well i have clients i won't really miss, too
it's 11am and ive got a mental health appoinment at 3pm and im // it's gonna storm real bad i hope it fuckin goes quick i dont want to drive an hour in the storm
Arisu
I had that thought yesterday, I don't want to work doing some lame job when i could help people on a problem i care about. but usually those kinds of "social" jobs are the ones who pay the least or are incredibly hard.
Marsh-chan
>>457460 how do you identify the community to serve as a whole
Kirara 🚗
>>457463 i think that in many settings, that kind of thing can benefit various communities as well as form new communities sometimes i wouldn't be identifying specific communities outside of, for example, hosting a group for trans people
>>457466 the people, the world i view my job as a psychologist as one where i am there to help people gain the skills or perspectives they need/want to improve their own lives people are serving themselves and im there to help them learn to do that
Arisu
basically is mixing your ideals and your work or something. but i have never seen someone do that reliably as a work, it's usually more of a side or free voluntary thing.
Marsh-chan
>>457468 what if the skills/perspectives are inherently damaging
what do you do if a client wants to learn a skill that they can use for their own advantage to the detriment of others. How far does your duty to help them go and at what point do your personal principles of morality set in
Arisu
>>457472 yeah I think part of what i learned lately is that "pretending" and just trying to do a work you dont care for won't help at all. but from what i've seen on my family everyone just does that. they work and do things they hate for no reason but money,
Arisu
It's also kinda like that with people who study tech stuff. They might haev had dreams or anything but at the end they just do work. whatever work they can get. Of course, studying something social means you can directly affect people on a different and more helpful way i guess.
>>457473 i place a lot of value in personal autonomy and want to foster the ability to build one's own skills and perspectives so if someone uses that autonomy for evil, i think that's bad, but i think it's their right of course if it's seeming like that, i will try to work on interpersonal aspects of their lives i think very few people want to hurt other people legitimately, it's usually a manifestation of anger that arises from a lack of insight into the anger in general i feel like people will ultimately work for their own benefit as well as the benefit of others if they can get past the antisocial tendencies some people's conditions impart in them
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
(I can't recommend Yamagen for everyone)
Marsh-chan
>>457482 so do you think that the best move is to encourage people to move on their own for self sufficiency and do you think that's a virtue, why if you don't, why not
>>457485 looking at it with a n attempt of objectivity, my question IS:
looking at your clients own ideas of reality to what point do you accept that
and at what point do you let your own ideas of morality lead the discussion
Arisu
wish infinity war was this week
Kirara 🚗
>>457487 i think my job /// i don't think i have the right to dictate what reality is or isn't, their view of reality is based on their own lives, and they know that better than i ever could if they express that they want to view reality differently, i can help with that, but i don't want to tell them how they should see it
the only point at which my morality should be involved in the discussion is when someone is going to harm another person i think
everyone in my program is so quick to say people have personality disorders i hate it it's like any time a client has any social issues they're like OH THAT'S GOTTA BE A PERSONALITY DISORDER i'm seeing a client that got transferred to me today for the first time and i'm looking in her chart and the previous clinician diagnosed her with avoidant personality disorder after their first interaction like what the fuck
FormerRei@mobile
That's kind of funny but also a bit fucked up. I'd imagine they as psychologists mature out of that habit as they gain more experience. Hopefully
Kirara 🚗
i sure hope so it feels like everyone i know has at least one client they think is borderline personality disorder it's unreasonable
FormerRei@mobile
Ha
Arisu
>>457501 I think it's not good to pathologize every behavior one has. Even if might help the treatment and all, no one wants to feel they're have a disorder. even if they do have one..
>>457505 yeah, i think it's messed up it also stigmatizes people like if this got transferred to another person, they might go with the personality disorder and go into the first session assuming the client has one
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>457490 yeah that is the show where fucks up at times
>>457565 Nah dude, I have the same issue. I often get issues behind somehow even for ones I really like. Gotta wait like a few months and then read a big ol' chunk of the chapters you missed. At least that's what I'm doing with BERSERK.
Ko-Shi
>>457563 Sounds like he's left that all BE HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIND
Arisu
>>457567 oh, yeah. I mostly read watamote and abyss tho. been getting into Eoten as well.
shooting at youtube hq >>457574 No info on who or what's happening cops haven't been able to confirm yet http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2018/04/03/youtube-shooting-report/
Anno
Maybe it's some vlogger that finally had enough of being screwed over by the turbulence going on at YouTube. I hope no one is seriously hurt though.
i got to make a deal with my new client i was like "ill point out your bullshit if you point out mine" she hates rules and she hates bullshit and doesn't feel comfortable unless she's in control AND she's a recovering alcoholic
>>457593 I wish I could occidentally go to college
Kirara 🚗
my other client today was having a breakdown because of gun control legislation
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
fraid of losing their guns or opposite?
Kirara 🚗
they are afraid of being banned from purchasing firearms because they were involuntarily committed as a child in part due to a misdiagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia
Amusing how new restrictions of things just always end up with results like that.
Anno
I think banning people with diagnosis of mental disorders that encourage erratic behaviour is a good idea. But there should also be a manual appeal process for people like that who are anomalies.
Kirara 🚗
statistically, it won't help anything considering there aren't any known diagnoses that are associated with any kind of violence, outside anger disorders it's just discrimination
That said there's only like a few hour periods of time during those days that its actually predicted to drop below zero. So I don't really expect the snow to be a problem.
that kind of snowfall can fuck up the traffic, though
Anno
Yeah but I live in a horribly congested city to begin with. You can't fuck up what's already fucked to the maximum.
Arisu
>>457604 I mean anything that involves exams can be used for pathologizing people. but on the other hand, gun problems are really getting out of hand. If anything, trump is the one with the discourse that all shooters are either terrorists or people with mental diagnoses.
yesterday the slight snowstorm of 40cm snow in few hours did a number on our roads
Kirara 🚗
>>457611 the parkland kids who are currently leading the debate are the ones saying that we should ban people with mental problems from owning firearms they also want to reduce privacy restrictions and force psychologists to share almost any information the police want with them it's very dangerous rhetoric
Arisu
>>457613 oh no.. that definitely doesn't sound like a good idea if anything they will prevent people from diagnosis on the first place.
>>457613 I find this particularly funny that the victims are the debate leaders I mean sure, they have plenty ofm otivation, but they are in the end kids and not really experts on this matter or topic.
i respect "safe" political spaces but i am a political person in the end.
sk
Time for some reforms click
FormerRei@mobile
We generally aren't supposed to get into super long political conversations Especially about communism
Kirara 🚗
well this isn't supposed to be a political conversation it was really just an explanation of my client's fears
i don't think anyone would argue that psychs giving all info to cops are good
Arisu
I guess. But pathologizing people and limiting gun rights only because a diagnosis is not my idea of a productive restriction.
FormerRei@mobile
>>457632 There really are people who should not own guns because of mental illnesses. Now whether or not that's who the majority of shooters are is another thing.
>>457631 How common is that for other cases? like people who have done crimes or whatever. sounds delicate.
Kirara 🚗
>>457635 we have confidentiality im not supposed to tell cops anything even if they bring me to court unless my client is threatening harm on other people
Arisu
i think I would be a felon if I said something that was said on confidentiality but im not that sure, i've seen people venting stuff on the news and all that.
in general any "leads" that police would get that are against the law shouldn't be considered as proof in a court but american courts have evidence liberty.
legally i can get in trouble for refusing to relinquish information under court order, but the APA will actually defend me in that case because their rules state that I can't break confidentiality
Kirara 🚗
which is great because i can't imagine myself having any willingness to fuck my clients to help the cops
one of my colleagues has a Satanist client im so jealous he's one of the good ones that think human sacrifice is acceptable also i think that client is one of my old 211 callers
Anno
>good ones that think human sacrifice is acceptable Uh yeah I'm gonna have to put a hard no on that one.
>>457652 he thinks it's acceptable to sacrifice like pedophiles and stuff now im not saying i agree with him but that's better than the satanists that think you can sacrifice thousands of people by forcing them into poverty
>>457655 would that decision should be made like, by a council or anyone on the street who sees a pedophile can sacrifice them? what if they get the wrong person?
FormerRei@mobile
>>457655 I prefer the satanists that exist to be a sort of pathological counter example.
Kirara 🚗
>>457656 yeah but they're not really common obviously it's like a neopaganist satanic religion
>>457657 apparently they believe in due process for it or something it's weird
Anno
>>457655 Saying it's better is like saying a single candle in a pitch-black room is more bright than the room in total darkness. You're right but it's still pretty fucking dark in there. I don't think sacrifice is right in any case, no matter the person being selected for it. The fact alone that he vouches for it doesn't make me think of him as a good person.
>>457657 I don't think the idea is for society to be made around it
Arisu
>>457659 >>457661 I'm just thinking because that's what aztecs had to do aztecs believed that they HAD to sacrifice someone or they would all die, yeah. kinda like that virgin sacrifice stories in japan.
FormerRei@mobile
Otherwise the sun wouldn't vvome up *come
Kirara 🚗
>>457660 well honestly i meant good in an interesting sense more than a moral judgment i don't think human sacrifice is good personally
>>457690 which are you dominantly bokke or tsukko?
FormerRei@mobile
>>457691 No It's from an annual joke computer science journal. Although there are serious papers in it It's for joke ideas taken seriously, serious ideas taken done as a joke and joke ideas done as jokes
Anno
>>457688 this is hilarious trolls will do anything
Kirara 🚗
>>457692 i am pretty much a switch but i probably tend towards tsukkomi
someone was talking to themselves and i answered "how should i know?" and they said they were talking to themselves so i said they were looking at me when they said it and i was like, "i can't blame you, it's hard to stop looking at me" and she completely missed the opportunity i was giving her she's just like, "true"
FormerRei@mobile
>>457691 Also why the fuck is it this paper you think is a joke?
FormerRei@mobile
Anyways part of tge joke is that ∴ means "therefore" in math notation.
I don't remember the specifics at all, but there was a 'project' of sorts at one time to see what the dumbest stuff some researchers could get published was, and there were quite a few gems
FormerRei@mobile
>>457706 Sonal Affair *Sokal There's a book about it. I can't remember thr title but i have a pdf somewhere.
Maria
>>457703 She could have said something like "yeah can't tear myself from how ugly u are" she completely missed an opening
Kirara 🚗
>>457708 even just answering incredulously would have been acceptable
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>457703 What a miss, but maybe she actually agrees with that
Kirara 🚗
>>457710 even so how could she miss the opportunity it was perfect
Maria
did you ever figure out how to frustrate transformers guy
Kirara 🚗
>>457712 more or less yeah but i haven't done it yet
Maria
are you gonna use the jenga block tower and rocking the table suggestion
>>457764 it if was a wrong idea being parodied, people could misinterpret it as support of the wrong idea.
Anno
That is a concern in any situation where you're parodying an idea where you can't douse the parody in a considerable amount of sarcasm. And even then, people will some times disregard the obvious contempt and think you're being serious.
>>457768 The thing is that can happen no matter which one the meme producer intends to have parrot their views It's a bit of an unsafe meme for that reason
Arisu
>>457768 no i mean, if the old guy was wrong and the meme was about he being radical it wouldn't be correct yeah, because of no clear "correct" side since they're both kind of angry.
Anno
Also talking about meme producers like the making of memes is a fucking artform or something. The contemporary world is a weird place.
>>457773 I don't necessarily disagree, but that doesn't mean I can't suffer bewilderment and feelings of absurdity when perceiving the world that is true in.
I'm a meme producer, did you know that? Do you remember that really funny face that people used to put on yuru yuri characters? I was the one who went and shooped the face out of hyouge mono after watching the youtube video that used those faces, because I knew where the face came from. That template was used for years.
Well he was trying to prove tentacle porn was real, so I don't know how you expect him to do that without first squinting demonstrating the existence of chubby smell fetishist porn
FormerRei@mobile
That was his excuse yeah But the ehentai gallery wasn't tentacle porn
There's plenty to judge eichenwald for, his porn preference is irrelevant What's hilarious is the story he made up to 'justify' looking at anime tiddie It was just a "haha, look, he left a porn tab open in the screenshot" joke until that hard turn into the fucking twilight zone
Kirara 🚗
Him looking at porn only became funny when he freaked out and claimed he was teaching his wife about tentacle porn
Kirara 🚗
he should have played it off as a gay sex with hats on kind of deal
FormerRei@mobile
>>457863 Fucking this And >how to take a screen shot
Ko-Shi
>>457856 People were giving him suggestions and stuff when it happened. It was a fiesta
Arisu
that's really dumb.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
and he didn't even screenshot he took a picture of something else infront of his monitor that had the tap open *tab
Ko-Shi
>>457862 I'm gonna be honest and say it's entirely within the realm of possibility and I don't doubt the story at all
This week's rival domains was interesting. it seemed like it would have been hard to destroy the enemy fortress, but since the bonus was killing units with flying units it was pretty easy.
>colleague texts me "what are you wearing?" >context is she's asking about how professionally im dressing for a presentation >"What are you wearing?" pops up on my phone screen without any context
v-necks can look great on the right body type and they are objectively the most professional type of undershirt i don't wear these in public without a shirt over it
>>457926 a normal undershirt shows near your neck unless you button the top button, which is only acceptable with a tie the v-neck doesn't show with that button undone and is as functional as normal undershirts
FormerRei@mobile
Objectively the most professional? I'd like yo hear your reasoning *to hear
Arisu
i shouldn't wear most things in public.
FormerRei@mobile
>>457925 Whenever I dress professional I always have a tie. Or am wearing a polo, but fuck polos. That is a good point though.
FormerRei@mobile
I generally don't like wearing that kind of thing though.
i didn't used to wear undershirts but now i do no matter what i am wearing because my brain broke and i had a compulsion to be tight and my tight undershirts satisfied that compulsion
FormerRei@mobile
I always wear an under shirt if I I'm wearing a ny sort of long sleeve thing. >>457931 Do you wear an undershirt underneath a tshirt?
Arisu
>>457931 i feel like that with suits but i guess I'd go outside wearing whatever
Kirara 🚗
>>457932 i do now, yeah idk it's weird, in january i had a weird break down and couldn't stop thinking that i needed to be "tight" and wearing tight undershirts satisfied that idk if i still need to but i still do it
I won't ever wear any sort oof long sleeve shirt without an undershirt underneath
FormerRei@mobile
I rarely wear long sleeve shirts though. I usually wear a tshirt , a n unbuttoned short sleeve shirt with a pocket and then over that a hoody for when I'm walking outside depending on the weather.
Arisu
how do you know it's a compulsion and not something else
Kirara 🚗
what else could it be it felt like a compulsion
Arisu
i guess. i know how that feels.
FormerRei@mobile
Oh and I pretty much always wear jeans except when I need to "dress up".
i just wear my robes which are fashioned from the skins of the glory that nature has provided me with #blessed
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
home is NO PANTS ZONE
FormerRei@mobile
>>457943 I'm down to two pairs, all my other pairs got random tears last year. Haven't gotten around to fixing them yet
FormerRei@mobile
Oh also I only wear Levis with the exception of a specific "special" pair of lee jeans from when they printed buddy lee on the inside part of the pockets.
