post good ones

>>96010938 (OP)

>>96010939

>>96010946

>>96010947

>>96010956

>>96010959

>>96011053
ah the French.

>>96011072
one hell of RAW vs RAI, huh?

>>96010959
A classic.

>>96011046
Man, the T-1000 can mimic explosions?

>>96011178

>>96011178
F

>>96011178
RIP Frape-kun, may he spend eternity in the embrace of his waifu

>>96011192
I love how the artist made Hururu both happier in the second one and wearing the same armband as Grape kun.

>>96011205
This animation is beautiful. What's this?

>>96011218
The short Program, from the Animatrix.

>>96011339
Nah, Real CE would've also swapped it with literally anything else so that it was ALSO no longer in alphabetical order.

>>96011103

>>96011218
From the Animatrix.
The guy who did that short also did Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust, Ninja Scroll, Wicked City, Biohunter and loads of other stuff. His understudy did the movie Redline.

>>96011694
"5e players" would be a more apt name nowadays, considering that 3.5 actually requires half a brain to play and 5e has a large contingent of players that find even THAT game too complicated.

>>96011686

>>96010947
Fucking druids!!! I know you bastards are real and are hiding out as animals to mess with people. I will prove you are real one day you bastards.

>>96011788
you are demented . . .

>>96011816
>Tokyo Interstellar Immigration - Chapter 5
Holy shit, that manga is wild.

>>96011788
Yeah, that pretty much aligns with my experience.
3.5e players are more like old man yelling out cloud stuck in his old way.
That said, I love 3.5e. A lot more than 5e at least.
I'm also, and that's true, not old. Only began playing a couple of years ago.

>>96011159

>>96011281
Is that card a Demon Lord Dante reference

>>96010938 (OP)
you first op you massive faggot

>>96010938 (OP)

>>96011137
I don't get the reference

>>96013612
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanazono_Room

>>96011053
I understand that reference.

does anyone have that 'dueling bards' gif? I love that one, but I don't have it saved

>>96012403
>>96012403
That artist's whole portfolio is pretty wild, shame that most of it is untranslated, axed half-way through, and/or absolute pain to dig up

>>96011788
I can get 5e players to try UA or GURPS, or at least not hunt up a d20 version of them to bug the GM into switching over to part way through. 3.5's grip on its fanbase was very singular.

>>96015019
Not just that, but by definition anyone who is *still* a 3.5 player has not moved on to a new system in 20+ years. There are no new 3.5 players. 5E players are just playing the current edition of dnd, some of them can still be saved. 3.5 grognards are resigned to their fate.

>>96011141
What's this from? Looks cool.

>>96016742
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fm_iyGAutqc

>>96017749
Underrated

>>96011118
lmao

>>96017794
Thanks anon.

>>96011783
Yoshiaki Kawajiri. I love his visual style. He also did Cyber City Oedo 808, which is (in)famous for its trashy dub, but really is pretty good.
And the dub is perfectly enjoyable, too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh3RwGBseNI

>>96010947
Lost.

>>96010978
:(

>>96011178
She got the armband too, so is she married to him?

>>96011686
Which CoC?

>>96010938 (OP)

>>96020431
Pfthahahahahaha! I get this one!

>>96011046
sauce?

>>96020894
What an adorable looking creature. Surely it doesn't have anything sinister planned for any individual or humanity as a whole.

>>96020431
WHAT WAS HER NAME?

>>96010938 (OP)

>>96010938 (OP)
RIP John Redcorn.

>>96010938 (OP)
Never gets old due to unintentional looping

>>96020978
>Zoom zoom zoom?
Jesus fuck, you should kill yourself out of shame

>>96011218
The only good part of Animatrix.

>>96021022
Doesn't matter

>>96011046
>>96011150
goddamn bugs got Vasquez!

>>96011040
yes these are just large kitties, of course

>>96021312
this is a porno and i would like to know the name of the porno

>>96021556
lol it's barely not, it's a movie called Hot Ticket to Hawaii. It's a low budget action movie from the 80s whose gimmick is casting two Playboy models as the lead roles. It's a mostly meh movie but it has some baffling funny scenes. It's worth a watch if you're into bad movies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvJyErNO0LA

>>96021556
Google says L.E.T.H.A.L. Ladies: Return to Savage Beach.

>>96021556
>>96021598
>>96021602
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbWTthXfdBc
my close personal friends Mike Stoklasa, Jay Bauman and Rich "Dick" Evans covered it on their hit show Best Of The Worst

>>96011040
The kitties fear La Chancla

>>96021171
Most people alive now were born after that movie came out

>>96010938 (OP)

>>96021808
That movie came out 40 years ago. Takes to be a zoomer to not know it.

>>96021808
>>96022978
In fact, it was barely 36 years ago, which only adds to the zoomershit filter
Next thing you gonna ask who this man is

>>96021042
Those aren't that puzzling. The knocker-up especially is just a human alarm clock who got paid a little bit by each person he got up at the right time of the day before they had a better alternative.

>>96010938 (OP)
My favorite part about this is that this edit is from a tumblr post and in the actual show he says Rachel Ray instead, but the Matchbox 20 comment displaced it because white people really do love Matchbox 20

>>96022729
momcest?

>>96011975
Daemonette of Khorne

>>96021218
The nigger escaping the matrix and the noir detective that didn't make it, were better, conceptual wise.
This short was like all this guy's work: Pure aesthetic and kino animation, with trash plot.
That's why all his work is forgotten.
It's the media equivalent to those niggers that paint hyperrealistic giant portraits of women, with dripping honey or water.
It's master-level visual technique with 0 message.

>>96024006
sure also tho yo ever just make art to make art
its not a campaign speech
doesnt always need a message
sometimes you just gotta do gods work with some honey and water

>>96011132
I do think this element can become a problem if not considered, like in wonder woman 1984 or the stargate atlantis episode "duet"

>>96010947
what is wrong with that bear

>>96024085
that's a cope tho
you CAN have both
I mean, maybe not you and I, but if you have master skills there's no shame in pairing with some other master craftman in writting/storytelling and making something glorious
Instead of just painting the face of women with dripping honey
I would call it wasted potential, but it's more of an ego thing I guess. This people would rather work on a 100% skill 2% message thing for a 102% personal work, than making a 200% join work

>>96023084
well thats something
whats this from?

>>96024132
nah nah
aint no cope
i can have fudge and caramel on my ice cream
but that doesnt mean i want it
sometimes i do
but sometimes i cant find the fudge and i have the caramel and the icecream is gonna get warm so i just say hell with it and toss some caramel in the microwave and throw that shit in a mug and go eat it on my porch
fuc
ait later man ima go get some icecream

>>96024178
plz don't respond, I'm trying to fap myself
go get your icecream and we'll talk about it in 20min

>>96022440
I didn't think about this before but why is every evil demon on this anime a cute girl.

>>96022982
Come one now, even I know it's rambo.

>>96012665
to think it may seem arrogant and elitist if one happens to read many RPG books, never mind a single DMG. The gall these lazy ignoramuses have.

>>96024217
try again.

>>96024423
You just posted another cute anime girl (that I would totally fuck if you know what I mean)

>>96024217
Makes it easier for them to get close to their prey.

>>96011183
fuck me i'm old

>>96020989
Can someone explain this for a non-Burger?

>>96025092
The referee who runs out at the start, hands in the air, waving? Not an actual referee, just someone who's wearing an outfit to look like one. Then he bolts and runs away.

He did this just before halftime. It was a UCLA game and, as you can see in the webm, UCLA is losing to Arizona, 7-42. So emotions were pretty high, players got frustrated, fight broke out.

I don't know how this relates to the filename, I don't play Trench Crusade.

>>96021473
>you are hearing the song as the video plays

>>96024168
Boku no pico

>>96024193
how was your fap

>>96025135
>Trench Crusade.
It's a 40k reference you nonce.

>>96025667
That was probably the joke.

>>96025235
you are a liar sir

>>96023084
anyone know what thia ia from

>>96025710
You should be prepared for that when you ask for the name of an anime, anon. You should also learn how to reverse image search because I was able to find the source very easily.

>>96025727
The other guy was full of shit, it was Pico to Chico.

>>96024168
Ideon. (in)Famous for literally killing every character, especially in the end.

Oh, and the titular giant robot can fire a black hole....AS ONE OF IT'S WEAKER ATTACKS.

>>96025949
You shouldn't have told that anon. Let him learn how to reverse image search and find information himself.

>>96025949
/m/ likes to such its dick because it was an inspiration for Evangelion, but it's really not good. At all.
Characters are bumfuck stupid, the plot drags for over half the series and the ending is just "look mommy i'm so edgy!"

>>96019269
isn't that pic about 'that player'? It even calls them a rules lawyer.

>>96027266
I get what the image actually is, but I've never understood the purpose of three layers of mouth covering.

>>96028474
There is no practical purpose

>>96012419

Isn't that an end mill?

>>96027431
I dunno who I find worse. The DM that changes the stats and abilities of monsters on a whim or the guy who insists RAW are absolute.

>>96028863
>change on a whimeverything is a whim in tabletop
if the whim is during play with no in game logic thats bad
if it was while looking at the stat block or because they used a round to down some potions thats benign.

>>96028964
>>96028863
As a DM, I tend to consider the stat block presented in the book as a standard representation of that sort of enemy. I will tweak it if I feel I want a slightly more powerful enemy of the same time as a sort of leader of the pack.
And I always increase the hitpoints of things if I have more than 4 players.
I do almost always re-write boss statblocks almost from scratch just because 5e is so fucking terrible at making them interesting.

>>96021218
umm? second renaissance?

>>96024006
>kawajiri
>all his work is forgotten
lmao retard

>>96024114
He ain't smarter than the average bear.

>>96024114
He's smarter than the average bear.

>>96011339
This is actually by design so that they notice where to go.

>>96020408
HE THINKIN ABOUT IT

>>96026026
>tfw I actually had a character where this happened
She hatched from an egg, but still.

>>96011237
>I 'ERD SQUIGS
>IT AIN'T MUCH, BUT ITZ HONEST WORK

>>96014167
GROND

>>96011178
this is the penguin equivalent of getting mind uploaded to the cloud to be with your ai waifu

>>96029000
>>96029000
Far as I'm concerned, a monster stat block is just a resource to be used and abused freely by the DM outside the session. Changing stuff on the fly mid-combat is a no-no, but if I'm prepping an encounter ahead of time I will change shit around or even entirely rewrite/refluff stat blocks to fit whatever I have in mind. Heck, I might combine several monsters into one if I want to make a multi-phase boss encounter.

>>96023084
Every system where you can't bodyblock for allies.

>>96024222
I can tell you're a kid because you don't recognize Bazooka Joe.

>>96011100
TWINS, BASIL, TWINS!

>>96011232
>€^q= h2q2/2m
Brb, kms.

>>96027294
I don't get it

>>96020976
motherfucker

>>96020976
Oh sweet Jesus, it really is the greatest meme ever!

>>96014950
>That artist's whole portfolio is pretty wild
seriously

>>96028474
Probably to ensure any squeak of sound that does escape her lips gets muffled into nonexistance. But im not an expert on this fetish thing, sorry.

>>96031809
either a dig at the ever-growing crossoverification and "hat sets" of MTG, or at Kamigawa Neon Dynasty set specifically and how it was absolutely not Kamigawa the original one. Maybe with a side of "what if Jin 'The Chin' Gitaxias was actually a huge weeaboo on his quest to corrupt all the female planeswalkers into his personal harem, just like the Kamigawan Animes?".

>>96032338

>>96030015
Oh yes, I agree. I should have clarified I don't change things on the fly (other than fudging a few dice rolls in the party's favor), I absolutely make sure I write down any changes to statblocks or abilities beforehand.

>>96021006

Jeeze dude, beam shields are good, but you still have to fucking dodge. Especially since they're making mobile suits to be zero armour, all thrusters.

Theoretically this idea does work, as offensive tech has far outstripped most defensive technology by this point... but then you look at the carnage that happens across Victory and you've got to think that maybe they should have tried again with MS scale I-Fields, hell they managed to get one fitted into the X-3 Crossbones.

>>96022982

I know Commando isn't meant to be a parody, but it's kind of become one, and I'm down for it.

>>96027312

Thought of this.

>>96028863

Only a Sith deals in absolutes.

>>96027241
"Friendly fire" would also be an acceptable name for this image

>>96011447
sauce?

>>96011072
Okay, FUCK YOU

>>96032338
Ha, I remember when NEO seemed egregious. It's all so quaint now.

>>96035898
Requiem Vampire Knight.

>>96011217
This needs to be a comic series

>>96010938 (OP)
>>96021038
He was murdered in self defense because he's a crazy tweaker btw. It was previously reported he burned his house down in a meth lab explosion, and then was recorded on video after he decapitated his dog and tied its head on a stick to parade around and terrorize his neighbors. His wife blamed that on "homophobia" too.

>>96011788
I will not eat the bug and I will not play 3.5

>>96036345
3.5 is the last edition with soul.

>>96011281
Rifts world book Japan, to be specific

>>96036414
4*

>>96037421
>4e
>Literally only existed because of corporate mandate because Hasbro didn't think D&D was making enough money and wanted to can it altogether.

>>96032008
This looks like it'd either be shit or hilarious. What's it from?

>>96011447

>>96039820

>>96039868
Congrats, you got it.

>>96036286
>these faxs came to me in a fever dream
Don't forget he ran a pizza shop with a basement to sex traffic miners!

>>96028474
I think it's just the artist's fetish.

>>96036286
Not factual
>>96040077
Stop attempting to conflate unrelated things so that you can AstroTurf and gaslight people into thinking that children are not being traffickedchildren are not being trafficked

>>96025949
Fuck you. Quit spoonfeeding.

>>96011118
whats with the thief on the right doing a classic sexy pose?

>>96022982
>IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN EVERY CRAPPY 80'S ACTION FILM, YOU'RE A ZOOMER!!!!

>>96022726
I feel like I should know this artist... Fan no Hitori? Neromashin?

>>96019228
I even liked his Highlander movie.

>>96043211
>hasn't heard of lethal weapon
Anon. Those movies were huge, you'd have to be living under a rock not to have known about them in the 80s or 90s.... or you weren't even born yet.

>>96043609
I'll be honest, I've only watched the first Lethal Weapon. I was born in the 80s, but it was the only one ever replayed on TV while I was growing up.

I've missed a lot of sequels to 80s films, like I've never seen Robocop 2 or 3.

>>96024217
Demons in Friren are straight up monsters who evolved to be more effective at hunting their prey (humans).

They look attractive, mimic pleasing speech, mimic manners, etc all to be more effective predators.
This has been shown to be true 100% of the time in the show with zero exceptions.

Mother fuckers IRL still think that they are things that can be redeemed and it's racist to treat them harshly for being demons. The slippery slope of acceptance has gone so far down the slide mother fuckers are going to bat for the sake of fictional demons that, if they did exist, would eat or kill them with zero hesitation or care about the act.

>>96043609
I've seen them multiple times back in the day and while I do remember dog snack addiction, crapper bomb, and voided diplomatic immunity, death of random background character is really not the part to stick in the memory.

>>96043596
Oh yeah, it had a great concept. I feel the story got a bit weak in the last act, but it was still cool to watch.
I would really like to see a longer-form take on the core story though of two immortals constantly crossing paths over thousands of years but neither able to kill the other due to strange circumstances like ending up on holy ground.

>>96043699
Macht kind of throws things off though, doesn't he? Like, he is really, genuinely, sincerely trying to find a way to coexist with humans. It's not a ruse or a ploy, he WANTS to be able to get along with them.

>>96043502
Abubu / nounanka
The translations in both volumes are terrible, but that really adds to the feeling of it being a heavily-modded game of Skyrim (even if most of the "gameplay" shown has nothing to do with the actual game).

>>96043840
You fell for the ruse.

>>96043840
Not sure how it's handled in the anime, but in the manga he clearly does not. It's more like he became curious and wanted to learn more them. But, never felt remorse for what he did

>>96043844
I see, thanks, not the name I'd connect with mistreatment of elves, I rather know Abubu for some of his otter works.

>>96011165
Smooooooooooooth
>>96011197
I get this.
Dark.
Still laughed though.

>>96020833
Either/or, really.

>>96043908
No, he didn't feel remorse, but he very specifically wanted to.

>>96020976
A mystery lost ot the ages....

>>96043840
Wrong.
He is a scientist studying the rats to better understand them. The mask comes off eventually in the manga.

Let's put it this way.
A demon wants to understand friendship and loyalty in humans. Using their knowledge they already have, they smooth talk and get chummy with a human. After determining the friendship is established and loyalty is obtained, the Demon will now see how far he can take it by murdering his "friend's" wife and kids in front of him. When his friend loses his shit, the demon just kills him as well, notes the outcome and moves on to a new "friend" to experiment on.
Everything they do, EVERYTHING is to become more effective at killing humans. They NEVER away from this. Ever. The humans who think they can will invite death to everyone around them and this lesson has been bludgeoned over the character's heads multiple times.

>>96044071
He was curious what it felt like, that is as deep as it went. Once experienced he would have just said "Oh, I see." then went right back to murdering.

>>96027206
Took me a second.

>>96024217
They are not, for example this woman was a teammate with two other men.

>>96025135
>>96020989
wtf

>>96042813
no, fuck you
quit stifling discussion
asking for source often nudges anons to share their opinion about the work
and explaining is fun, as demonstrated by anon you responded to

>>96034328
Only true /.tg/nerds get this one.

>>96043211
>It's THE buddy cop franchise
>The one that shaped the whole genre
>hOw Am I sUpPoSeD tO kNoW iT?
I'm a zoomer myself ('99) and I know Lethal Weapon series, despite they've stopped making them before I was born.

>>96037453
Anon the entire edition was christened with the blood of a murder suicide. If we are speaking about souls as in the angry ghosts of the deceased then 4e is objectively the edition with most of it.

>>96045419
Buddycop films in general are garbage. And even then, just because something is moderately popular doesn't mean literally everyone has even heard of it. And yes. I could guess you're a zoomer because only wanmabe posers get this emotional over pointless identifiers.

>>96037583
The Barbarian and the Troll

>>96041112
Hey, you find the disappearing basement yet?

>>96045419
I'm considerably older and don't really know the movies because I watched them three decades ago.

>>96045419
It's still not iconic enough to be reliably recognizable from a random clip that doesn't have either of the main characters in it. Rush Hour is popular too, but if someone posted a clip of a Chinese girl getting kidnapped out of a car I wouldn't expect people to know what movie it was from without having watched it.

there are people who haven't seen any Star Wars and that's perfectly all right

>>96045419
you were born after 2019 when they stopped making the tv show?

>>96019012
kek

>>96048589
>tv show
lol I didn't know about that but fuck me that sounds like a crime against history

>>96045419
>1999
>zoomer
No, you're a millenial, fucking dumbass.

>>96028863
The latter by far. I haven't seen an RPG book yet that doesn't give the GM final say over all state blocks and rules, yet every single last RAWfag ignores that inconvienant rule for some reason.

>>96042813
Go back to /a/, faggot.

>>96043609
>>96045419
>fuckers can't read
He said SEEN, not KNOW, dipshits. I know about Seventh Heaven, doesn't mean I've fucking seen it.

>>96021341
... Xena?

>>96048950
the only good movie is 3

>>96048996
>Check US census
>Born 1997 to 2013
I love it when people are confidently wrong.

>>96043211
Yes, that's correct. U mad?

>>96051073
You're a retard, zoomers aren't even 18 years old yet, you're literally born the year the millenium turned, that makes you a millenial by definition.
This isn't even like someone born in 1990 who has an argument that they're genX, you are right in the middle of the millenial bracket.

>>96051083
>zoomers aren't even 18 years old yet
Most of them are. The absolutel youngest zoomers are 12, and the oldest are in their late 20s.

>>96051117
No, you are wrong.
the millenial generation window was not less than a decade, a generation window is closer to 2 decades.

>>96050849
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzGh-4uwgfU
What a wild episode it was.

>>96051133
You're right that it was not less than a decade, because the window is from 1981 to 1996.
>a generation window is closer to 2 decades.
A generation spans 15 years, yes. Zoomers are 1997-2013, as the other dude mentioned. From that point to current, it's all Gen Alpha.

>>96051249
By Kerensky's butt crack. I barely remember the latter seasons. Remember the episode they went to "The Future" (1998), and Xena eats pizza?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIMHB7vOM-k

>>96051287
This is the weirdest cope I've ever seen.
Boomers are 1950-1970
GenX is 1970-1990
Millenial is 1990-2010
Zoomer is 2010-2030
It's called a generation because every span is sufficient for the beginning to enter adulthood. This is the only logical way to measure generations outside of subjective family context, where it would be near impossible to keep track of everyones relative generation externally because some families have had children starting at up to age 40 multiple generations in a row and other have had them at as low as age 15 for multiple generations in a row.

>>96051332
Y'know, thats a good generalization of the generations.

>>96051346
It's the only way it all makes sense and it starts at 1950 because that's the post WW2 baby boom and there are only the 4 recognized generational terms represented by the living population, ergo the spans must be 20 years and so it follows the only persons who can argue their place in the categories are those born in 1970, 1990 and 2010.
What boggles me the most is why anyone would want to be identified as a zoomer, i've heard millenials trying to claim genx before, but never the other direction.

>>96051332
I'm sure the U.S. Census Bureau will update its definitions immediately because of some rando sperg on the interwebs.

>>96051372
>The post WW2 baby boom starts 5 years after WW2
Even your shitty fanfiction isn't consistent.

>>96051419
You've got to be smoking something real good if you think generational terms are a matter of legislation, this shit is decided by popular culture and is not just about the USA.
How unbelievably arrogant and self centered can americans be?

>>96051372
Most Zoomers see Millennials as "cringe". It's like how most GenX hate being confused with Boomers, and the younger ones call themselves "Elder Millennials."

>>96051423
It sure as hell isn't a 25 year window, and noone will ever accuse someone born in 65 of being generation x.
Personally I've never heard a term to describe the generation before boomers, I don't think they had these pop culture terms for generational divides back then.

>>96051434
>and the younger ones call themselves "Elder Millennials."
I would never want to be confused with a millenial either.
As for this divide on the bridge years though I think (and this is subjective) that the difference should be a matter of cultural differences, ie; a erson born in 1990 who was grunge would be genx while a person born in 1990 who was hipster would be millenial, etc..

>>96051428
Basically, it's like "Gulf of America". You can whine about how you think it SHOULD be, but what's going to get written on maps and documents that people read is what it's actually going to get called. What's hilarious, though, is even in popular culture you're wrong. Google that shit, see what comes up. Not a single link anywhere lists your retard date ranges. You can sperg out all you like, you're still wrong and irrelevant.

>>96051438
It's the Silent Generation, retard. Do some homework before you post, it's embarrassing for you.

>>96051423
The event of the baby boom begins in '45 and goes on through the 60's, the event and the generational term of boomer are separate things, and the persistent baby boom was the defining factor of that generation.

>>96045171
>>96050791
Eat shit and die you fucking nigger faggots. You are the reason this website is fucking shit now. I fucking hate you with every fiber of my being and hope you die a painful, slow death.

>>96051456
It's a dead generation, they aren't really relevant, there are a vanishingly small number still alive and they aren't a factor anymore in any meaningful way beyond being a tax burden and the occasional hitler youth getting dragged out into the spotlight for a humiliation ritual.

>>96051332
Off by upwards to 5 years. Please revise or kill yourself.
Boomer: 1945 - 1965 - The children of WWII veterans in the post-war economic boom
Gen X: 1965 - 1980 - A generation ignored by their parents, who grew up hating the society that raised them.
Millenials: 1980 to 2000 - The generation of kids were just out of highschool at the turn of the millennium or were born before it.
Zoomer: 2000 - 2020 - Kids who were born in the new millennia.
Alpha: 2020+ - Kids who are the result of a rise in marital sex during covid lockdowns.

>>96051428
Generational naming is an American thing based in American socioeconomics, Europoors are copying the US when they use our terms.

>>96051372
A friend of mine identifies as being a "Very late Zoomer" because hes going to turn thirty in August and he, no joke, is terrified of being old. Outside of his job he looks, acts, and sounds just like he did back in highschool. Hes afraid.

>>96051450
>Google that shit, see what comes up.
A number of differing opinions, none of which have consistency in generational duration like anons framework here does.
the only thing that is clear is that it is still a matter of debate, some contend that gen alpha is already done and now we're in gen beta, some call pre-boomers "The Builders" and others call them "The Silent Generation"
I'm on anons side, his having consistency is a very attractive point.

>>96051514
>Hes afraid.
That would probably explain the inconsistency in the pew research center and other agencies trying to pin this argument down while also not having consistent brackets for the generations, you got peole working there who are absolutely convinced they are NOT millenials or definitely couldn't possibly be GenX so those terms start on odd arbitrary years to exclude or include individuals making the argument based on their subjective preferences on what to be called.

>>96051586
This is what happens when things like Objectivity are thrown out the window, you have anything that can be called this or that.
He was born in 1995, I in 1996. We're both milennials. We're not old, we've got a 1/3rd of our lives over with(although with his smoking I'd say he's got about half of it).
I think I've accepted my own fate. Thats just how it is.

>>96051637
I think the best one could do for objectivity would be to ask chatgpt to define the range brackets with the condition that each bracket must be the same timespan with allowance for overlap on the end years.

>>96051083
>you're literally born the year the millenium turned
I've always heard that "[turn of the] millennium" refers to the moment you reached maturity, not the moment of birth
that's why people born around 1980-90 are millennials and those born around 2000 aren't

>>96051654
>chatgpt
>objective

>>96043840
The manga makes it pretty clear he feels nothing. Like, he goes out of his way to meet the human definition of loyalty and friendship, then goes out of his way to meet the human definition of total malice, and is pretty put out when this fails to produce the expected human result of sadness and regret. His attempt to understand humans is closer to scientific curiosity than any real empathy.

>>96011137
I hate that this is actually just a mistranslation

>>96034052
We would've also accepted "ratsune miku"

>>96052744
It's the closest you'll find as every living human lacks impartiality to the question and cannot be excluded from the possibility of subjective perceptive bias.

>>96051637
>>96051654
>>96052729
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>>96055580
>https://files.catbox.moe/dymzej.jpg
Here, image limit has been reached but comparing the current argued stance of the ew research center vs. chatgpt, chatgpt suports the brackets it defines by giving cultural markers, pew does not.

>>96055580
Using an LLM doesn't fix that at all, it just throws a bunch of subjective human opinions in a blender and reduces them down to semi-coherent slop.

>>96055872
Being informed by human opinion is not bias, having a preference for a particular opinion is.
It is literally not possible to interact with humanity or human knowledge without being informed by human opinions.

>>96055580
it's collating data from partial sources

>>96055687
why does pew withhold those markers

you're so close to understanding basic stats now

>>96021808
Yeah, but none that matter.