/lit/ - Literature

>>14990534
>MEIN GOTT, the anime itself perpetuates the unobtainable nature of the card game! *sniff* For when we watch the series, the main character, yugi, seems to be inept at the card game his grandfather has been teaching him the entire time, yet, unlike the cards in our reality, the television program's cards lack any text and must be defined by the players aloud! *sniff* How could one keep track of what any card does? It is as if the cards in the show are pure ideology, made up when it is necessary for dramatic effect. The protagonist knows he is a protagonist and defines his own rules accordingly. This also makes his super power, one where his deck magically reorganizes to the card he desperately needs to defeat the villan of the week, utterly useless, for it will not matter if he draws a time wizard or a brown eyes tan dragon, he can give either of them the most powerful ability by announcing it. How absurd it is, that he creates these barriers for himself and lets his friends lose on purpose.

>>13275581
>reading itself isn't reading

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>>8766194
I think the true ideological blockage you have within your proposed hypothetical situation is this. How is it that you are a person as such, that can continue to maintain a job, while also loving a wuman? It reminds me of an old story that a friend told me that his friend told me and so on and so on. It goes like this. This man was employed at a big corporation and he made lots of money and was very good at his job. But soon he became obsessed with his bosses secretary. They fell in love and got married and so on and so on, soon after the man was fired for negligently providing a client with the ethical information that perpetuated the non sale of his companies products.

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