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Because I DIDN'T EXCEPT FOR ONCE BUT THAT WAS A GENOCIDE RUN AND YOU DON'T ASK THAT IN A GENOCIDE RUN SO HA!
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Yes, but under the influence of CHARAaine. Yes, that is supposed to be a mix of Chara and cocaine, I really don't know, okay. The "under the influence of" sounded like drugs to me, and then there's Chara, so yeah.
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True true but you guided them as their dearly beloved partner
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Yep. And I (almost) don't feel bad about it at all.
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I don't really feel as bad seeing as I'm the one who chose to do a geno run.
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The only part I ever felt guilt at was the battle with both skelebros. The Papyrus battle, because... I don't know, he's the only one I felt genuinely bad about killing. And Sans? He brought it back up. Not killing Sans himself, rather the fact that he reminds me of his brother.
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Ah, same. Papyrus is the one where I have to think about what I'm doing because he is the only one who tried to stop you without trying to kill you
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I really just 'dunno why I stopped. I don't usually do stuff like that.
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It's because you actually felt like you were friends with the character instead of it just being there. It felt like murdering a real person that you had a connection with
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Hmmmm... But I have friends in real life who I would kill without regrets, THAT is the thing. In video games, I've played so many games like this, where I just go around and kill everything, with no regretting anything. People call me a "terrible person." To that, I just laugh, and respond with, "Who ever told you I was human in the first place?"
The weird thing is that I KNOW I should be feeling something. Instead of felling sorrow, I usually just feel a hollow spot, where something should be, but isn't... Now don't say that I'm just taking this straight from askblogs, because I'm REALLY NOT. I literally feel like I'm not human sometimes, actually, I never really fit in. I was more of, well... I guess I was always kind of nerdy as a kid, and still a lot now, but... My friends say that I'm the only one they know who can be both crazy and extremely psychological at the same time. Even when I'm walking in the hallway, I try to just copy everyone else to seem more... Normal. Other than that, well... Most people believe me when I say I'm not supposed to be a human.
But, hey, this is DA, not a psychiatrist's office.
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That's basically the same thing for me. I adapt to my surroundings so I can fit in better. I guess that we're just a bit more detached with our emotions than the norm. And I think that the only reason we actually stop for Papyrus is that he doesn't call us a "terrible person" and even if we were, he would still accept us as a friend. He wasn't like Undyne, who tried to kill us to save the world, he tried to befriend us even though he knows that he might get killed instead. Even when you did kill him, he still believed that we can change and become a better person.
In the real world, I don't think there's anybody who would do that even if they say they would. Nobody would risk their life to try and to saved a person. Especially when you don't know what that person is thinking about. Papyrus is the only one in the game who spared you at the start. And I think that made us think about our choices. Because there was actually someone who accepts who you are even after you killed their friends. He doesn't care if you're a pacifist, he doesn't care if you have dust on your hands, he would still be your friend despite everything.
True that though, I've always wondered what a psychiatrist would say about me.
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I feel like a psychiatrist would tell me I have some sort of rare mental illness that affects 1 in every 1 million births or something. My personality adapts to whoever is around me. If my friends are crazy, I'm crazy, if they are calm, I'm calm. The thing is, when I'm by myself, my depressed/psychological side tends to stick out. For whatever reason, I'll always tend to stay in the shadows, away from other people, and try to think about the world. You have no idea how many times I've asked myself, "Who am I? Why am I here? What is my purpose? What is the point? Is there a point? Is reality real? Is it fake?" and similar questions.
I believe in determinism, the definition of which, taken straight from Google is "the doctrine that all events, including human action, are ultimately determined by causes external to the will. Some philosophers have taken determinism to imply that individual human beings have no free will and cannot be held morally responsible for their actions." I used my better judgement to steer myself into the path of believing in determinism, and I think that a lot of things are caused by reasons we can't explain, and will never really understand. Although, a lot of it is what you chose.
It's kind of weird. I believe in determinism, but not fate. I believe a person writes their own destiny, regardless of what others choose for them.
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I also feel the same way about my need to adapt, the need to fit in. But I always feel like they would give my pills or therapy if I told a psychiatrist about this.
For determinism, I think I may believe to that but to think that I have no control or free will to do anything, unables me to fully accept it. I do believe that everything happens for a reason but I don't believe it's part of a bigger plan. Your last sentence is what I believe in. I believe that even when life gives us choices, we can always choose another one. If you died because of a choice, it wasn't anybody's fault but yours because you chose it. I believe in a God, the one true creator, not the same as the God of the catholic church, but I believe it's a God who is like a laissez-faire leader. I refuse to believe that everything that we have ever done was because of fate, something that was already written down in a book.
Do you know Harry Potter? Did you know I disliked Dumbledore before? He believed in prophecies and in fate. Voldemort would have been gone a long time ago if he actually killed all of the horcruxes instead of sitting down and hoping that Harry would win against a freaking dark lord. Relying to prophecies and fate blinded him to see a much more simpler solution. He could've used a time turner like in How It Should Have Ended, that would have been helpful.
Fate for me is as ridiculous as marrying someone you just met because you find them attractive. Destiny is something that you shape, your destiny is created by your choices, not by somebody else. There's a lot of weird stuff in the world. But that's what makes it fun and interesting. It would be boring if everything followed the norm.
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Exactly. I'm glad I've found someone who actually understands me. I'm always trying to come up with words that describe what I am, and what I feel is right. A word between fate and destiny? Between determinism and indeterminism? Between good and evil? One that doesn't mean neutral, but rather strays toward both? Someone who is torn between two worlds, never knowing who they really are? Or who they are meant to be? If only I had more answers, but then it would lead me to ask more questions.
I will forever remain curious, and nothing in this multiverse is strong enough to stop that. Not even my own better judgement. I know that sometimes, it's better if I don't ask questions, but I still do, even if not aloud. That's how I get a lot of ideas. Some of my main questions that have so far gone unanswered are
"Who am I?"
"Why am I?"
"Is there a greater good?"
"What is the point?"
"When will it end?"
"What happens after life? Is there darkness? Is there Heaven and Hell?"
"When will I know?"
And just simply, no whos whats, or wheres, "Am I?"
I seem like a good fit for a scientist, but then what about my ability to put words together? Should I be a public speaker? Or something else? My ability to comprehend with machinery? And logic? Is there one thing that is all things? Or no things? Or two? Or three? What about love? What and why is it? Is it just an instinct from evolution? Or something greater?
THIS is the sort of thing I care about, and wish schools would take more time in. Not how to find the gradient of a line, or tell a pronoun apart from an adverb. Who is right? Who is wrong? Is there right and wrong? Does it all matter? I'm just throwing out a bunch of questions, some of which will probably never be answered. But, hey. Who knows? Will they be?
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Curiosity and the need to know will always be there my friend. Curiosity helped us evolve. It helped create the world that we have right now. It's better to ask questions than simply accepting everything. But there is always a time when asking out loud is not the greatest idea. And you know when it's not if your gut tells you so.
Heh, maybe a thinker would be a gone one for you. Or maybe an author. If you published a book about your questions, your beliefs, and your ideas, I would be interested in it.
Love. I'm still confused about love. Science describe it as something to do with our hormones. But others say that it's something special. Right now we have no idea and I fear that if we found the answer it would change the world. Love can make you do impossible things. It can make turn someone for the better or for the worse.
Agreed with the school thing. I would actually prefer to think than to follow an equation. I would rather think of a new way than follow what the teachers give us. How can anyone do an essay about the personalities of a character if they don't even know what to do. I would rather be amazed and think than to spend my life answering math equations like a robot. A school is a place where they teach students. To prepare them for the real world. To make them think outside the box. But how can we even think outside the box if you're giving us the answers? How can I think if I don't know how? How can I learn if I'm not thinking? Heh, we're getting coddled. They won't answer our questions because they don't want to stress us out. I once asked this questions to a couple of my friends and they thought I was insane. Apparently thinking like this is not the norm and you should get help.
On a side note, this conservation that we're having right now, I enjoy it. It's nice to actually share these feelings with someone who thinks the same way.
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I agree. A lot of my friends say I'm digging too deep into life and psychology, and that I should lighten up a little. I haven't really mentioned this to my parents because I feel like they would send me to a psychiatrist and they would say I was mentally insane in some way, and put me on medication. I'm not afraid of the medication or anything, just the fact that I would know I for SURE had something wrong with me. I don't think I need anything to make my life even more depressing at the moment, thank you very much.
All my friends say I act like I'm not depressed at all. This is probably because I can easily cover it up, similarly to how Sans does. I tell puns, I smile a lot, and I act all friendly unless you really get to know me (except on the internet.) I feel like on the internet, the normal rules of life are exempt, and have no purpose anymore. You can talk to whoever you want from wherever you want, and whenever you want as long as you have access to a device with WiFi/data. I find the whole concept amazing, and yet, like everything, I quickly learned to take it for granted.
I tend to take a lot of things for granted easily and very quickly. For example, the fact that I ship Papyton and I rarely ever get hated for it. Rare items I have in video games. Things like that. I feel like we have a lot in common. That is another incredible thing about the internet. I stuck out in real life, but on the internet, I tend to find someone who shares my opinions on a lot of things. Often on different levels, be it video games, fandoms, you name it. That's what I love the most about the internet.
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Ah, but questioning ourselves is a very important step to truly know yourself. You don't know if you're personality is really yours unless you think about it. Maybe it's a lie that you made up to become accepted. It's fun to just enjoy life and ignore everything but that's not the way to truly live isn't it?
It's easy to cover everything up. But it's quite dangerous also. I mean, I dislike getting all angry and worked up. Everytime I begin to feel my temper rising, I lock it and smile. People usually say that you need to have an outlet. But I don't have one. You can say that drawing is my outlet, but it's not. I try to draw but I'm too angry to think about anything. I try to punch my pillow, but I just find that quite stupid. So I just sit there and think until I calm down. But I know that it's still there. And that's not probably healthy because one day it's going to burst.
The Internet is amazing because you have a lot more people that you can choose to be friends with. In real life, you only have the people around you. And most of the time you can't really connect with them. In the internet, there's a lot of different personalities, and some of them are similar to yours. And it's great because if you like something and you get hated for it, there's always a group who likes the same thing as you do and would defend you.
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I do enjoy questioning myself, but it can get irritating not getting the answers. Will we get them after death? What really IS death? I am currently Agnostic, but I haven't told my parents, who are both Christian. I still go to Church and everything, but I refer to myself as Agnostic, because really, who knows what's out there? Maybe no one. They say it is impossible to know everything. Is it? Does someone? Are they alive? Dead? Immortal? After we die, do we even die? Is our life just the Matrix? So many unanswered questions, just waiting for something. Humans are naturally curious creatures, and that is not always a good thing. A young child might see a bee hive, and walk up to it, not knowing what it is, and try to find out. That's what we call "knowledge by experience."
I completely agree. Sometimes, I lack the ability to have any emotion at all. I look inside myself, but rather than finding emotion and empathy, I find a hollow spot. This usually happens on a day-to-day basis. Sometimes, I make my little sister cry. Instead of feeling bad, like most do, I find myself lacking the ability to feel empathy for her- Sometimes even finding it funny. I am able to feel happy, sad, angry, and other feelings along with fake characters. For example: anime characters, manga characters, video game characters, and movie characters. I never have cried for another person, though. Except for when I was younger (about 3-8 years old) and my grandparents died. Then I cried. Now I wonder if I would cry if my parents died.
Sometimes, I want nothing more than to run away and let myself die. But I suck it up and deal with it, like any other person should be able to do. That's why I get so irritated when people can't just deal with their problems. Your problem are YOUR PROBLEMS. If someone else is willing to listen to them, go ahead and vent, but if not, just shut up and keep to yourself. I understand if you're in physical pain and can't help yourself from crying/screaming, but emotional pain is an entirely different thing. Young children I can also understand. Not only an outlet, but people say you need an anchor if you're depressed. Something that keeps you going when you want to stop. I've been trying to identify my anchor for quite some time now. I know it isn't my family. Maybe it's when I role-play on the internet? I think it might actually be all the things I still have to do. I have so much that I still have to do that it isn't even funny.
Exactly. It's like having real life, and then when you get home, and sit down at your computer, a huge window of opportunity opens up. You have a voice more than ever, you can talk to anyone you want from wherever you want. In real life, they say the sky is the limit. But why stop at the sky on the internet? Break through the sky, go up and go beyond. Go farther than you ever thought possible. Fly, soar out into the stars beyond. In real life, they say to shoot for the moon. On the internet, you can shoot for another galaxy, for another universe, and entire other multi-verse, even! There will always be weird people who do weird things, whether you like it or not. The internet is a free place for absolutely anyone and everyone. You can make new friends, get new opportunities, and reach new places. Have fun, and do what YOU want to do. No one can tell you what to do.
Then there are the hackers. They try to ruin everything for their own purposes. Whether it be money, popularity, to just excitement. But you can always make new accounts, and start fresh. And you can do it so much more easily than in real life. Heck, you don't even have to tell people about your old account. They could think you're an entirely different person! These are just some of the things the internet allows you to do. Who knows what will be created form it? Take risks, and make mistakes! There are people who won't even try the internet, and they will never know what they're missing out on.
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I think that we can never know everything, but through stories and books we got the knowledge that somebody else has and some of our questions will get answered. But some of the questions, like what is death, is something we can only know and experience for ourselves. Humans are curious creatures but once we learn something we remember it and then tell others our experience to let them know what we learned. And some of them are common sense, like if we jump in an active volcano, would it hurt?
The only time I would cry is if I actually try and become that person. Like if somebody lost someone they treasured a lot, I would cry if I try to think what they did together and how much that person cared for them. But if I don't, I just feel neutral. As long it as it doesn't affect me I wouldn't care. For example, the people who died in the Turkey coup, it may sound cold, but I honestly don't care about them. I don't know them and I don't care what their objective was. Hundreds mourned for them but I just don't get it.
I honestly thought about what would happen if my parents died, I would feel depressed but I would honestly be a lot more concerned what would happen to me if they died. How would I survive if they aren't there helping me? It may sound selfish but I can't help but think about myself first then mourn.
It's the same for me. I know that your boyfriend just broke up with you and you're depressed about it, but the entire school doesn't need to know about it. Your problems are yours, not mine. An anchor huh........ I don't know mine yet. Maybe I already have one but don't realize it yet. I think the only reason why I haven't killed myself yet is the thought of learning new things or experiencing them. Technology is improving a lot right now and I'm excited to see more in the future. And when you don't know what's going to happen when you die, it's best if you cherish your life right now.
What I actually like about the internet is that when you talk about something or vent, there are people who would either agree or disagree with you. It's the best thing ever. You learn new things with the discussions you have with people in the web. In real life, it would be a bit boring because there's only so little people with different opinions, especially when they can influence each other since they are so near to one another. You know you're not alone in the internet, and that helps me a lot with my issues.
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Most likely, I would think so. Considering it hurts if you get even close to a fire, it burns, jumping into a huge fiery pit might sting a little. This is the part about common sense that you were talking about. I tend not to tell others much about my findings, though. I believe that the key to success is only revealing what you know to trusted people, or not at all.
I don't think it sounds cold at all. To me, it makes perfect sense. But then, I wonder if something were to happen to someone I "cared about," (for who can say if human emotion is even real...?) would I even feel bad? I don't care at all to everyone else, and I doubt I would to anyone close to me. Even if I did, after the stages of grief, that would be it. Or is there more? No one can really be sure without personal experience with the matter.
That is a very true fact. I've thought a lot about the matter of suicide. My uncle committed suicide before I was born, and my dad wasn't the same on the day he did as any other day. He always had a bit of a down-tone to him. When I was younger, he told me that there was an accident, and that's how he died. But when I was older, he admitted that it was a lie and told me that he committed suicide. I kind of wish I could've met him, but at the same time, I didn't, and I don't mind much, although I never told that last bit to my father.
Yes, and then there's the fact that in real life, you have a completely different feel to yourself. Especially for us, since we tend to mold to the personalities of those around us. I think if we had all the answers to our questions, life would be dull, and meaningless. What if I do this, or that? It's what keeps life vivid and exciting. When you know what would happen, what's the point, anyways? It's like math class. As a kid, you think 2+2=4 is the hardest thing you've had to memorize in your whole life. However, when you grow older, it becomes insanely easy, and you wish you could go back to it. But if you do, it will get so boring that you'll want to move back up to a challenge. And the cycle repeats. Again and again until you learn that you will never be truly satisfied, like one of those "magic drinking birds." You will forever be thirsty, and yet never have enough.
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True, but in my opinion, telling others is important to gain a better understanding on a subject. Maybe they can provide better insight and maybe they would tell us their findings also. But, also, withholding knowledge may be beneficial. Blackmailing is one useful thing.
Heh, people who experienced the death of a loved one often tell that it feels like there's a small empty space in their hearts. But is that real or are they just telling the media that so we won't know that it doesn't affect them anymore. But there are people who are still crying once you mention their loved one to them. Maybe it differs from person to person. Who knows what would happen.
I have a friend right now who's is always contemplating suicide almost every single day because of their depression. They often tell me that they're worthless and stupid so why bother living? And then they tell me that nobody would miss them after they die. True they would be sad at first but then they would move on. They also told me that their existence wouldn't even matter, the world would still move on. And I honestly want to shake their shoulders madly. How can you know? How can you know that your existence is worthless if you haven't even experienced your future yet? How can you know that you wouldn't be missed? You're family would mourn and they might also blame themselves for your death. I know people might be hating on me right now for saying this but I find the people who commit suicide a bit idiotic. The only way I wouldn't think about it like that if the person actually tried to fight back or save themselves. Yes yes I know they were depressed and all but is it really worth shutting yourself and preventing others from helping you? When maybe they could have helped you?
I agree. For example in Undertale, it was exciting to become a pacifist and to experience the neutral runs. But it could get boring after a while, so you do a genocide run after. Then after doing it all over again, it gets a bit boring. If we know everything in the world then why are we even still here? Why bother doing something when you already know what's going to happen? I'd prefer not knowing everything even though it might be fun being smarter than everyone else. It's fun and frustrating but it's better than knowing everything.
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Blackmailing can prove to be useful in many ways, this I agree with.
Those are some nice questions. But this is one example where knowing those answers might be more helpful than harmful... When used in the correct way. You could've stopped them. You could've pushed them over the edge, sending them even more downwards in a tunnel of infinite despair. Knowledge is a gift, but those who use it for evil purposes make others fear its powers, when as much good could've come from that evil.
Exactly! We have like, literally the same way of thinking, except for our pinions on whether to dispute or with-hold our knowledge from/to others.
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Agreed. You never know what might happen so gathering information about others might be helpful.
True, that's why you've got to think about their personality. Some questions may help them but for some others it might be the breaking point. Good or Evil, there is no such thing as a definite evil, you can only categorize something as such based on their intent.
Yep, and we respect each others opinions also. Can't recall the last time somebody in real life actually respected my opinions instead of pushing theirs at me.
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Especially when it comes to enemies. That's when the information may become vital.
Exactly. For example, Chara is not definite evil. While their true intents aren't entirely known, many believe Chara was mislead. There's the backstory of the person, too. If someone is a criminal, you have to take into account how they were raised. Were they abused as a child? Did they suffer family loss? Did someone attack their family? Does their family name have an honor to uphold?
Hmmm... Neither can I. This is the part about the internet that adults just don't get. By playing outside, we aren't going to learn about how there are better people in the world than the ones we hang out with. We won't lean about how you have to deal with bullies. We won't learn about all the good things out there that the internet has to offer. I'm often considered to not have a life, when actually I do, and my life is on the internet. My life on the internet is always more exciting and I like it much more than my non-internet one. If you make a YT account, you can learn how to feel happy about yourself by making others happy by giving them some form of entertainment! And it's something you (probably) enjoy, so it's a win-win for everyone! Also, since when in real life have you seen someone walk up to you, and say, "Hey! I know that guy! I'm a huge fan of your work!" For most people, this isn't often. On the internet, however, this is much more common, as several people create things, and lots of people can like what they do. ^-^
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Exactly, who doesn't love advantages and the ability to have your revenge?
Before, everyone assumed Chara to be the ultimate evil and the cause for making Frisk do the genocide run. But after so many people playing and analyzing the game, a lot of people now are sympathizing with Chara for their hatred and realizing that we are the ones who chose to do the geno run. Agreed, someone might have just had a really, really bad day. Some might also be robbing another person or a bank to feed themselves or someone else. You never truly know unless you have all of the facts.
Without the internet, we could have kept thinking that we are alone with our questions and ideas. That we are 'abnormal' and that we should fix ourselves. The real life is nice and all because we can actually converse with someone face to face, but really, you don't know if they're lying or not. In the internet, there are liars but the people are less likely to lie than in real life because of the anonymity. And in the internet, I can talk with fandoms and I can easily find someone with the same opinions as me!
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Well, there are some goodie-goodies out there who insist it's better to share information with everyone, and to keep no secrets.
The sad part is that if someone steals to feed their family, they are charged with the same sentence for someone who steals so they don't have to spend their own money. It's a terrible thing, and then the poor family can't afford bail, and the person who was trying to do good stays in jail while the person who was tying to do evil pays bail money and gets out.
Yes, that is very true. I have been exposed to technology from a very young age. I first used a computer when I was just 2 years old, and I'm glad to have that opportunity. There are several misbeliefs about the internet and video games. Actually, research hasn't been able to link violent video games to violent behavior outside of video games, yet parents still criticize their children for playing games that are "too violent for kids their age" even when the rating is perfectly fine.
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I agree with sharing but jeez, don't you know that sometimes it's dangerous to always tell everyone everything? You might destroy friendships or someone's life.
True that. But you can't exactly ask every single person who does it. True that you can sometimes tell if they're lying or not, but it's really hard when some of them are really good at pretending. We know it's not a fair world and it always won't be. Unless someone can make a lying machine that can actually 100% tell if somebody is saying the truth or not, we just gotta charge everyone the same way.
I actually don't like it if somebody tried to blame a person's violent behavior from a video game. Might as well blame action movies for showing violence to kids. It doesn't make sense. Oh, let's not allow kids to watch TMNT because there's fighting in it!
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Exactly, say even a little bit of secret information, and they'll keep bugging you for more. Only reveal secrets to those you trust, or not at all.
Yeah, and that sucks. I'm pretty sure that the way lie detectors work is that it monitors all of your vitals along with other parts of your body, monitoring the stimulus in your brain as you speak, the speed of your heart rate, breathing speed, etc. This is the most accurate thing we can get these days.
Ikr! People like to complain about that kind of stuff all the time, but when there's no actual research done by scientists, where is your proof that it's the video game? Maybe it's the way the kid's being raised, or the friends they hang out with, or something like that. Then you're just blaming everything on the video game, and not even taking a split-second to think it might be something else.
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Exactly!
Yep and some people can actually control their heart rate so they can actually lie. And if you really believe that you are speaking the truth, then they won't see that also. It's ridiculous how we can only rely on body language and evidence to see if somebody is guilty or not.
Yea! If my thoughts and actions are influenced by the games I play then like in Undertale, I would go all geno on you with only a knife! But sometimes we can be influenced by them. Like how there is always hope and that kindness is rewarding, it's a good and bad thing really. Though, blaming my thoughts and actions on one single thing is just idiotic.
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-there needed to be an empty space here. O.O-
Yes, but for these who know how to read the human body, it's a slice of cake with most people. Like with me, I'm able to read eyes very well. Like, "most people would think this is subduction but it's actually tiredness and boredom" good. Not trying to brag but for people who are that quick at picking up emotions in your eyes, it makes it hard not to catch lies.
Exactly! If my life was influenced by games, the world would be in chaos, and I would be it's ruler, sitting atop a throne of skulls with glittering jewels sticking out of the eye-sockets. I would have slaves working left and right, and I would laugh as fire engulfed more cities, burning them to the ground as I remained feared by all who would otherwise dare to face me. I have a very twisted mind, sorry about that image. But that would be the world's future if I had a life influenced greatly by video games. Yes, it is very stupid, I completely agree. Like, "Oh, I killed someone, but it's this game's fault, so I'll just sue the developer!" Seriously, what is with people and suing these days?
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-Guess this part is done?-
True, for me it's a bit harder. Sometimes it's hard for me to understand my own feelings, for another person, I sometimes have difficulty guessing what their expressions are. The only time I can guess if a person is lying or not is when I know that person or it's really obvious that they're lying.
It's fine it's fine, we almost have the same mind so I can relate. If we are easily influenced by games, then there would be a permanent world war. I think that when a person blames the developer instead of themselves when they kill a person, they just don't want to admit that they willingly killed a person. But really, I think that the reason there are a lot of people suing each other nowadays is because of money. Money money money. If they can sue someone even just from a tiny reason, they would do it.
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-I suppose so-
While I can read others expressions, I do not understand them. I don't understand sadness, yet I can detect it. Here, take this quiz: www.playbuzz.com/margottouitou… Tell me what you got. I got incredibly observant. I don't know how, but when I see people, I just know their feelings. I can look into someone's eyes and detect how they feel with 99% accuracy. Again, not trying to brag, but it doesn't make sense to me. I don't understand the feelings, I just know when they're there.
That does seem like what it is. People are too scared to admit to themselves that they willingly killed someone, so they blame it on some video game. My parents are convinced that when I was in 2nd grade, I punched someone because of a video game that I was playing, so they took it away from me. I didn't punch him because of the game, I punched him because I was fed up with him. I was constantly bullied in younger grades, so I just got sick of it and punched the kid. I ended up sending him to the nurse's office, but I didn't even think I punched him that hard.
And along the lines of bullying, it isn't always because you're hurting on the inside. I hate when people say, "Oh bullies are just people who hurt on the inside." I don't hurt on the inside, and to be honest, I've done my fair share of bullying. If we're being totally honest, I just don't care how the other people feel. The most powerful feeling I am able to feel is accomplishment, and that is a good feeling for me. So, why not "accomplish" being able to mess with people? What do you think about the matter?
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Even in such a sketchy form, the impact and shading really hits close to home. I normally really enjoy anything Undertale related, anyways, but this takes one of the top slots. In a messy sketch, it usually indicates laziness, but everyone can see your effort and time placed into this little thing. With minimal colors or shades make intriguing shading/value slots of various impact points, it almost seems real, his emotion almost feels like yours. and yet it's still just a piece. Minimal colors aside, admirably clean handwriting. Nothing negative to really say on this one, aside from perhaps a little deeper shading under the eyes or along the fabric. Very well done. Keep doing stuff like this and you'll go far in this world <3
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Your comment made me blush from the praise. Nowadays, I try to put more emotion into my art by making myself stand in the character's shoes.
Thanks for the wonderful comment, and I do try with my chickenscratch handwriting
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kiddo pLEASE if you want to see chicken scratch, check out some of my handwriting XD
I'm glad my comment made such an impact <3 have a wonderful day!
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No no, that's not my true handwriting, that's my handwriting when I'm trying to make it readable.
Thanks and you too!
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I love how even just with the sketch, it means everything... let me cry in the corner now ;_;
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