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I didn't want to focus on details so I made it as vague as possible and perhaps unnecessarily creepy at that. Well, we are among strange beings in a strange land in more meaning than one. Even now I'm apprehensive about raising that subject, I've done it before and it ended rather questionably. The tragedy was that although I wasn't making stuff up back then it really was a genuinely advanced shitpost insanity as someone else put it (and to have some /am/igo see right through me and grasp my insanely obscure attempt at humor was the greatest of rewards) but then I got greedy and went out of line... Anyway what I'm getting at is there is a perspective, a state of mind that's unattainable to people who haven't spectacularly won or failed at life and it comes from alienation and despite how it might seem to you now it's a very precious thing. For you and I it happened naturally but long time ago some people figured (or were told) how to weave that life changing experience in a manipulation scheme called initiation. I feel it's the main reason for what's happening right now, because it's furthering the alchemical great work on the macro scale. Make no mistake, it's a very deliberate and controlled effort. But being an outlier you're not caught in that manipulation. I'm not saying that to get you to take pride and think yourself better than those deceived, were it not for some things in our lives we'd both be up there with others, happily oblivious, but at the same time please don't hurt yourself over it. It might be the thing that saves your life, meek inheriting the earth and all that.
Oh and please don't take the vaccine. DNA and RNA get transcribed both ways.

>It depends on what criteria you use to rate: if enjoyment is an important criterion then give a lower rating (or vice versa). I've thought the same about other shows. I haven't watched Eizouken but have watched Shirobako. And I didn't care for the anime production aspects either, though I liked the lead characters and their development.
Shirobako at least had that goth-loli dressed autist and was an easier watch in general (even with the painfully overused main antagonist being the rush to get the keyframes). Eizouken is for some reason very hard to keep watching and I struggle to understand why because I enjoy 2/3rds of the main cast. I mean drawing style is kinda ugly but they managed to make it fun. I enjoyed the little tidbits about the creative process and the insight of how the little things that matter to the creator end up in the final work but at the end of the day I had to force myself to watch it till the end and I really wanted to like it despite feeling that heaviness from the very first episode.