/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>30447760
You weren't supposed to point that out. We're all experts with completely objective opinions here, and any consensus is simply a coincidence.

>>30447914
See, this guy gets it. He obviously spends a healthy amount of time here, which is why he knows how to reply to everything in the same way as everyone else.

>>10125147

>I love discussing social and political philosophy.

Please go away forever and never come back.

>>9810570

Maybe the singularity already happened for all the rich people and they just pretend it didn't because they genuinely enjoy watching us poor people suffer, despite how easy automation would be.

>>9736360

Who is going to build this omnipotent political AI and it's means to rule over everything? I assume it would be other AIs once they reach a sufficiently sophisticated point. But, why do you think it would care about anything humans do if it's capacity was far beyond any human's? It could modify it's own code as needed, in that case, making anything you programmed it to do pretty much null and void.

In fact, the Great King Moon-AI would probably laugh at you.

MGS2 was easily the most ambitious and interesting of the series-but 1 was the most fun, had the coolest bosses, etc.

3 was pretty cool, but fuck the eating everything and going into a menu to pull bullets out of my ass for 5 minutes.

4 was the worst-mostly because it only had about 2 actual levels in it. The only good boss fights were also ocelot and the metal gear skirmish.

Man Lain was pretty awesome.

But-yeah, sure. Life sucks pretty hard.

How miserable real life is compared to my japanese animes.

-real girls are shit compared to 2d girls
-real jobs are shit compared to 2d jobs
-2d is colorful and lovely
-real world is dull and fat and hideous
etc

>>9375934

/jp/ is a pool to further selection of memes; it is all a conspiracy by Moot to conquer the internet. Only the most powerful memes will escape the vortex that is JANITOR-a program that deletes posts at random.