/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>21603252

>>20251314
>every time I see the word 'certainty' I instantly picture Lambdadelta
>each time i close my door with a key i always say that i closed the door with 'certainty' so i won't think i actually left it open when leaving somewhere
Am i becoming retarded like sayo if i start to do this ?

>>20175409
wtf you guys still remember me even though I typed that like trash. anyway I'm here to help goats. They're on the way to becoming hungry ghosts/Preta so they have really bad karma, but after enough time they can become formidable too and become our future teachers.

>>20175356
In literature it's so hard to choose a favorite because so many contain exceptional erudition and elegance, and in the case of Faust or the Divine Comedy, understanding of the deepest abyss. The rarest minds who could foray with the third eye's elucidation into the yawning and lumbering abyss, below the windy gorge, with the uncomfortable sensitivity we have seeing strobe lights have timeless things to say about our shared world and us as agents in it, from Dante's explicit beatification as the end of theurgy (Umineko is blatantly about this) to Faustian alchemy, man from clay (big part of Frankenstein, the modern Prometheus, too) as almost all scripture tells. It's actually too hard. My favorite story is Umineko, my favorite religious/philosophical work is probably the Upanishads. I really like Tao Te Ching and I Ching a lot, too, though. Wittgenstein's Remarks on Frazer's Golden Bough are also Umineko before Umineko. For literature it'll be Ficciones or the Divine Comedy. I love Borges too much so we'll say I'm a bit biased okay?