/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Can you prove you are not stucking in a time loop?

[Anonymous No.]

no

[Anonymous No.]

How can I?

[Anonymous No.]

Well, i can't.

[Anonymous No.]

I do feel like almost every post on /jp/ is recycled and reworded.

[Anonymous No.]

Deja vu is just a glitch in the system.

[Anonymous No.]

I keep getting older.

[Anonymous No.]

Can you prove you can form a proper sentence?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155202
Not really, no. I get the feeling that every sentence I form is out of order and only makes sense to me. I can only be sure that the things I say are possible to comprehend by getting replies that show understanding.

[Anonymous No.]

What is a time loop?

[Anonymous No.]

I heard that being on /jp/ breaks the time loop. That's my proof.

[None !Nipaa0mi0. No.]

One can't prove a negative.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155210
so then you cant not you prove that your not gay lol

[Anonymous No.]

tfw no time loop

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155222

stfu nerd i should beat your ass for that

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155186

Ask /sci/.

They know everything, or atleast pretend to.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155267
Let's wait for replies
>>>/sci/5311438

[Anonymous No.]

Can you prove other people have a consciousness and aren't only soulless organic machines?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155199
then I keep getting all those glitches

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155210
Can you prove you are in a linearly progressive timeline?

[Anonymous No.]

I cannot change my destiny.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155205
Can you rephrase that? I don't understand your way of speaking.

[Anonymous No.]

I wanted to start the Higurashi VNs, but someone told me read a certain Higurashi manga first. What was it called? Sorry anon, I forgot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155465
Just read the VNs

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Why is /jp/ so good right now?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155465

I told you to read the manga question arcs and to read the VNs answers arcs, except Minagoroshihen since it's completely scanlated.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155615
Different anon here. Is it better to do it this way? Isn't just reading the VNs better?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155186
I can at the very least prove I'm not in the Matrix.
http://io9.com/5950543/physicists-say-there-may-be-a-way-to-prove-that-we-live-in-a-computer-simulat
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Though if it turns out that we are, then all the off-topic threads on /v/ will become on-topic because reality is a video game.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155619
It seems faulty logic to me. You can't really create a realiable simulation of this universe, if you didn't have fully understood this universe first, and we didn't.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155617

It depends if you prefer manga or VNs.

[Anonymous No.]

It is entirely possible that this is timleine is the first, only and uninterrupted or otherwise changed timeline. As long as this possibility exists, the burden of proof falls on you to tell me otherwise! Its the Devil's Proof!

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155694

[Anonymous No.]

You could if you killed yourself.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155737
But time would loop back and you won't remember you died.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155750
Yeah, you could prove you weren't in a time loop if you couldn't die.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155756
That doesn't make sense. Nothing prevents you to die in a time loop. If in a time loop you are supposed to die, you'll die over and over eternally.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155767
But if you blow your brains out, the hippocampus at least, I don't see how you wouldn't affect your own personality. Let's say you get lobotomized. Then your perception of time is all messed up.

Alternatively, if you go out into space, where time goes by fractions of fractions of seconds slower, wouldn't you theoretically be able to see the time loop phenomenon happen?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155785
>Let's say you get lobotomized. Then your perception of time is all messed up

That would be true regardless of whether you are in a time loop or not.

>Alternatively, if you go out into space, where time goes by fractions of fractions of seconds slower, wouldn't you theoretically be able to see the time loop phenomenon happen?

First, it's the reverse. Gravity slows time not viceversa. So in space, farther away from gravity fields, time goes faster.

Then, If the time loop happens in a single instant, like a sudden reset at the end of the set time span, no, you cannot perceive it.

[Anonymous No.]

Does it make any difference if I am?

[Anonymous No.]

It's very hard to prove a negative. I couldn't prove there wasn't an invisible unicorn in my room right now.
Since OP made the positive claim, the burden of proof is on him to show that I am stuck in a time loop, else I can just assume I'm not and move on with my life.

[Anonymous No.]

what kind of timeloop? like endless eight or like a generic school life show where the characters are just highschool freshmen for eternity?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155830

see

>>10155378

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155818
You can never escape gravity entirely, but yeah I got those mixed up.

If you could go to another planet, you could disprove the time loop if you still had video communications with the Earth.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10155378
>>10155818
Are you familiar with the theories of John Titor?
Space is good for 'timetraveling' into the future, but honestly that more of just waiting a while but not experiencing time progression as other might. But to go to the past? You need a black hole.