>he pretends to like Lain
He pretends to like Lain
Grayson Lee
Jordan Harris
I genuinely like SEL a lot but I think that I maybe enjoy it for superficial reasons.
I think it genuinely has some of the best atmosphere that anime has to offer, and while I'm not very well versed on the stuff it was referencing I think it presented some interesting ideas on concepts about communication.
Lain being a qt helped too
Josiah Brown
u got me user
I love lain
Austin Foster
Only boomers and 12-years-olds like Lain
Gabriel Perry
that's a little... broad
Easton Mitchell
ipvp6
Joseph Smith
No one unironically likes lain, it's a boring anime for hipsters
Andrew Price
If you pretend to like lain or don't like lain, you got filtered. Stick seasonal threads and generals.
Wyatt Sanders
>implying your soulless assembly line vtuber garbage is any better
stick to your containment board faggot kun
Tyler Hughes
what vtuber? that's the cat from motherdaughterwife anime you clueless twink
Elijah Flores
That character is so generic I literally cannot tell the different
Elijah Peterson
ESL nigger
Isaac Nelson
I love lain
Jaxon Green
Josiah Parker
and you don't seem to understand
Austin Gomez
a shame you seemed an honest man
Zachary Martinez
No need to pretend.
We love her.
Brayden Peterson
I relate to schizoid Lain
Joseph Baker
LAIN EXPLAINED TO RETARDS
the message is: "humans are not just data (aka memory) there is something more. If you reduce a human to data it will be bad because it will lack soul"
Yes it's naive and most importantly it's arbitrary. The anime does not prove (and doesn't even try to prove) that this is real. All it does is portraying how the author feels about transhumanism.
That's it. You can stop complaining now.
Brayden Ortiz
Unironically: why do so many transgirls obsess over Lain?
Lucas Cox
Reasons to like any anime or visual medium are often superficial. SEL just happens to have substance so it's not style alone and it can easily linger in your mind.
Michael Howard
>I don't feel well knowing people think I have bad taste, so instead I'll say the anime is for trannies ehuehuehuehue
Jeremiah Anderson
probably because of lain's online persona(s) and her androgynous appearance
Chase Cox
Nope I love lain because it's the best stort I've ever watched. Still doesn't beat the best books but it's damn close. It's a very awesome portrayal of something akin to a Noosphere
>"a postulated sphere or stage of evolutionary development dominated by consciousness, the mind, and interpersonal relationships (frequently with reference to the writings of Teilhard de Chardin).
>"creatures evolve: a new biosphere emerges, and with it a new noosphere"
Aiden Peterson
>the message is:
No, what you meant is "the author tried to convey that." But that doesn't mean it's THE message, or that it is even singular. The fact that episodes are called "layers" and approach themes only in a semi-connected way should be evidence enough. It's not JUST about identity, communication, transhumanism and whatnot. We're a bunch a faceless nameless strangers talking over the internet (exchanging data) so does that make that mean of communication inferior or not genuine?