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Xrd Bedman can be considered a Shoto, this means that he is the TRUE protagonist of Guilty Gear
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The original was posted on /r/guiltygear by /u/Papa_Mario on 2024-06-21 19:52:55+00:00.
PLEASE HELP ME DEBUNK THIS THEORY
š I know that philosophy is not a science. Because it is about what we cannot know, as some smart people out there say. But I've got here a philosophical theory which I want you to debunk. The theory is something I truly believe in, and therefor I'm biased towards it. So I suppose you could be better at debunking it, since you are not me.
The theory goes like this:
Given the definition of "Freedom" as: Control over one self and things belonging to one self. Even if the problem has no known solut ...
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Neurodivergences = cat brain?
I've started to notice for a while now that cats fit a lot of the neurodivergents traits like ASD and ADHD:
- Neophobe (they love routine and hate changes)
- Easily overstimulated
- Hate being told what to do
- Eat the same food everyday and be happy with it
- Can be lovely with close ones but very shy/anxious with strangers
- Very involved in stuff they like (playing), very lazy for stuff that doesn't interest them
- Easily distracted
- Sleep a lot
- Can have shutdowns or meltdowns in stressful situations
Seeing all those patterns, I'm starting to think that maybe neurodivergent people's brains have some structure which is closer to a feline brain, and that could explain some of these similar behaviors.
It's really just some random thoughts, but it seems to match a lot and cats and humans are not that far away in the tree of evolution š¤
Whatever the missing primarchs did probably wasn't that bad
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The original was posted on /r/40klore by /u/lacergunn on 2023-09-13 02:59:40.
I'm basing this idea off a few main things
- In Fear to Tread, Sanguinius expresses in a conversation with Horus a fear that if the Emperor learns about the red thirst, he'll have the blood angels purged, and implies they'd become another lost legion. I'm also pretty sure emps already knew about the thirst and the Blood Angels were close to being redacted before Sangy came along, so one more point to "the emperor has terrible communication skills". I think this implies Emps is heavier handed when dealing with gene flaws, especially when legions like the World Eaters are running around.
- During the burning of Prospero Magnus expects that he and his legion will be purged for b
uzi's potential death and the irony of it (cyberpunk 2077 spoilers)
So, in episode 6 we see that the more and more Uzi uses absoluteSolver, the more and more Cyn overwrites her AI, as seen by her eyes turning yellow and the MISS ME? thing. Now, why is this ironic? We already know of it. Well, there is only one protagonist that died like that. And his name is the ironic part.
Most of us probably didn't finish Cyberpunk 2077, but what happens to the protagonist, V (yes I know I'll get to the name in a moment), is very similar. V, during a failed burglary to steal a brain chip, has to put the brain chip in his body, which slowly overwrites his consciousness with Johnny Silverhand, a rockerboy from 2023 who tried to fight the Arasaka megacorporation.
Notice the similarity? Both of them died by having their consciousness overwritten by someone else. Whether that someone else is orchestrating a master plan to make her return, or was put in a brain chip as a form of punishment. Now, the real irony: V (Murder Drones) died quicky due to the T-Rex-ro
It would be the height of grimdark if it turned out that the Rangda were...
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The original was posted on /r/40klore by /u/DurangoGango on 2023-08-21 18:14:30.
...not a species of vicious alien horrors intent of senseless destruction, but a human-xenos federation that coexisted on a peaceful and progressive basis rooted in rationality, science and tolerance, enough that even without being hyper-militaristic they were still a military superpower. The Imperium then exterminated them and demonised their memory with falsehoods and misrepresentations because the Rangda posed a terminal ideological threat to human supremacy and Mechanicum orthodoxy. A Primarch was lost to them as he too refused to turn on the principles he grew up with.