What did I just watch?

Requests go to /wsr/.

>>137132048
Not even a veiled request thread. I just finished watching it working on my backlog.

>>137132094
It was a joke, because the way you started this thread was fucking stupid. Why don't you think for yourself?

>>137132137
>It was a joke
It wasn't very funny.
>Why don't you think for yourself?
I come to /a/ specifically because I don't have to think for myself.

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>>137132013
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

>>137132013
Fairies doing a ska dance.
They have arms for some reason though.

Please give candy :D

>>137132013
A masterpiece.

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You will never be a citizen of her island kingdom.

>>137132013
A highly overrated anime that /a/ claims to like because it makes them feel smart and yet at the same time doesn't attract the normally 2deep4u crowds.

>>137132893
For the best, it went to shit in less than a week.

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This show is obviously a ripoff of adventure time

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A "Jeopardy-like" answer to OP question would be:

What is "Ultimate Teacher" Alex.

time paradox

>>137132768
Best fairy.

>>137133005
No, because it's actually good

If you had your own nation, what would you do?

>>137132980
All things beautiful are ephemeral.

>>137133046
I now realize OP picture was something I did not recognize.
However, every time I hear "what did I just watch" this anime gives me flashbacks.

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>>137132013
>>137132815

>>137133153
>beautiful
But the island was just recreations of manmade objects. How can inferior reproductions be beautiful?

>>137133150
Taxation.

Watched the specials yet? Damn shit was dark with the weasel.

>>137132013
The one thing /a/ unanimously agrees is a good show

I don't think the out of order release that they used added much to the overall story because there's so few events that even carry over from episode to episode.
So many episodes felt like they could just happen whenever.

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How can one girl be this perfect?
>intelligent
>lazy
>cynical
>manipulative

>>137133150
Oppression.

>>137133150
Exploitation

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>>137133150

> make everyone transfer over to ubermensch sleep cycle
20 minute nap every 4 hours - so six 4 hour cycles a day. 2 hours sleep a day. That way people can dedicate 8 hours to a chosen work venture, 8 hours on study and self improvement and 8 hours on personal relaxation.

> job rotations
Everybody works everywhere. Every 6 months you are given a new job. You are told before hand what it will be to give you 6 months to prepare for it.

> mandatory cull
Every year citizens need to do a physical and mental aptitude test (based on age). If you fail one annual test, you need to sit for a special test taken every 4 years. If you fail the special test you are placed in a Battle Royal style fight to the death, testing both mental and physical abilities. The survivor gets to rejoin society.

Babies born with serious disabilities are left to die. Babies that survive, even with disabilities are given a fair chance to survive in society - but to societies standards.

> no money
You don't earn money. You get a credit stipend every week which you can use for personal purchases. Accommodation, food, medical and amenities are payed for by the state.

> trustworthy leadership
All leaders are male Eunuchs without families and raised from birth to rule as machines. A ruling caste.

> no 'traditional' family units
Pregnant women join covens where they can raise their children in a supportive environment. Men can volunteer to work and support covens (like nurses/caregivers). As soon as a child hits puberty they join a unit of similar aged young adults. Everyone lives in small units of up to 12 people based on personality and disposition. These units are mixed. Men and women are encouraged to start relationships, but cannot live together.

> justice
Any crime is punishable by armed service. The state is in a perpetual war footing, so by committing a crime a citizen will have to fight (and possibly die) for the greater good.


A beautiful machine.

I'm a few episodes off finishing it now, loving it so far. The fairies are so fucking cute.

>>137135990
So, basically Nazis..

>>137135990
>Every 6 months you are given a new job.
>6 months to prepare for it.
So we're preparing for our new jobs in 6 months for 6 months rather than actually doing anything?

>>137136096
pretty sure Nazis believed in families

Spartans on the other hand

>>137136206
>8 hours of study

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>>137136206

You got 22 hours a day.

6 of those you do your work. The other 6 you study for your next job.

Forgot to mention that kids start working entry level jobs when they hit puberty. So the study and practical application go hand in hand.

>>137136096
It sounds more like Sparta.

Did someone fully translate the novels?

>>137135990
>>All leaders are male Eunuchs without families and raised from birth to rule as machines. A ruling caste.

Thats some hardcore shit m8t but I like it. Gotta say though, the job idea is ultra retarded. You really want mechanics, pilots, and doctors with 6 months of part-time training?

>>137136766
No.

Romeo's masterpiece needs to be read in Japanese. No matter how long will it take you to learn it, it's worth it.

>>137135990
Retarded

>>137139032
This guy knows what's up. Translation ruined CC before

>>137139244
CC?

>>137139244
Twice even.

>>137139263
C'mon.

>>137139275
No, seriously, I don't understand what is meant by "CC"

>>137139295
That one electronic picture book about how talking to other people is hard but you should do it anyway.

>>137139316
Neon Genesis Evangelion?

>>137139375
How does that work under "CC"?

>>137139409
It doesn't

>>137139421
Then maybe you should cross to a different channel of thoughts.

>>137139409
It doesn't, but that's just about the only mongolian finger painting I could think of with with the message that communication is hard and can be hurtful but should be done regardless

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>>137138956

Jobs are split into levels. You don't just get allocated a doctor position for example.

It's based on aptitude and experience.

Say you are 13, just hit puberty and you've joined your first unit and given your first job allocation in a hospital. The job will be something low level, simple and with no responsibility. Like cleaning. After the 6 months are up, you do a survey, write about your experience and whether you enjoyed it or not. All this information gets fed into the allocation system. Your supervisor then does a report and if it is good your preferences will be updated on the system.

Now for the next 5 years you do a further 10 job allocations and a few of them you didn't enjoy, and some of your supervisor reports reflected less aptitude in certain areas, the system will steer you back to a healthcare allocation.

So each allocation gives you a further direction in society. Say for the next 10 years, and 20 allocations later, you have acted as a nurse, health administrator, psychological assistant, mortician, pathologist assistant and so on - loosely healthcare based positions. So you've spent the past 15 years (aged 28 now) in and around healthcare and have a fairly good general knowledge of healthcare, and the system has tagged you for streamlining into professional healthcare (ie. doctor, surgeon, etc.) At this point the system will start allocating assistant positions in healthcare. Could be secretary for a doctor, dentist attendant, something higher up the food chain.

You do this for another 5 years, spent some time in surgeries, done some paramedic work, have a fairly good grasp of professional healthcare and THEN the system tags you for a doctor.

So instead of getting just a straight up 30 something who bulled their way through med-school and crammed for their exams, you get a well rounded doctor who has seen some shit and has a very generalist knowledge of medical treatment.

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>>137140091

There are many benefits to this system:

> more people are eligible for professional positions and can be placed in a short period of time
One of the big issues of modern society is lack of professionals. There are always shortages of one position or another, and it literally takes decades to fill those positions because of the hoops that need to be jumped through (school, university, work placement, rise through the ranks). With this system you can fill professional positions in 6 months. Don't have enough doctors? Here is a list of people who can do it, and have the aptitude - it will only take 6 months to make them work ready.

> over supply of professionals can be easily remedied
Everybody hates losing their job because if you are a professional, what the hell else are you going to do instead of your vocation? In this system it doesn't matter. Too many doctors? You don't need to be made redundant and work as a taxi driver (you would be surprised how often this happens). You just get moved to another position that does require workers in the same field - or if you want - you can do something else.

> advisers to the leadership know their shit and have risen through the ranks
The Eunuch rulers don't know shit about society or people or industries or commerce and rely on advisers to govern effectively. These advisers are pulled from ranks based on experience and performance. Suddenly there are people at the top, advising those that rule who know exactly what it is like to wipe shit from the floor and work in low level positions across the spectrum because they were there and they have worked in a wide variety of areas for the last 50 years.


The ultimate meritocracy, taking the best parts of autocracy, imperialism, chronocracy and technocracy.

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>>137132013
AOTC

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>>137140524
How would you handle religion?
[ ].-Forced
[ ].-Banned
[ ].-Optional

>>137132013
Looks like some sort of anime, in which case you came to the right place friend.

>>137141353
The opening and the MC were the only good parts.

>>137140524
Wait... Who rules the rulers? What about the case of alien invasion?

>>137135990
>>137140091
>>137140524
I'd live there, anon. Some of your ideas wouldn't work but I think you'd adapt and make a good king whose glorious empire I'd die expanding.

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>>137141691

I don't know about this one.

I'm an atheist myself, but I was raised a christian and I studied Buddhism, Shinto, and Islam. To me religious study from a historical context is a valuable learning tool.

The issue with religion however is that it comes with its own laws. So suddenly people are trying to follow two systems of law, which may or may not interfere with each other (and the states laws should be absolute).

I would say that religion should be a mandatory part of historical study, but its practice should be discouraged (as it interferes with the practices of the state). So citizens are aware of it in a historical context, but they don't believe in it literally.

>>137142105

The male Eunuchs (the ruling class) are a caste broken into four cadres, each cadre has a specific agenda. One cadre is interested in war and expansion, another in commerce and social care, another in building and industry and the final cadre's agenda is science, art and culture.

At the top of the government are four ruling seats each represented by one the cadre. Every four years one of the ruling seats sits as the supreme seat. The supreme seat sets the strategic outlook for the state (be it war, building and industry, science and art or a focus on commerce and social welfare). However the supreme seat can be overruled by a absolute majority of ruling seats. Below the ruling seats are the lower seats (or senate) made up of 16 lower sitters (4 from each cadre). Majority of lower seats can overrule the supreme seat or the ruling seats. In the case of a 50/50 split on a decision either the ruling or supreme seats can break the tie.

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>>137142765
>>137142105


The ruling class are made up entirely of abandoned and unwanted male children. They get a special education based on selflessness, servitude and furthering mankind. Before puberty they are castrated. The ruling class train to live without emotion and to detach themselves from the citizens. In the state the ruling class are below the citizens and their duty is to serve the people and the state. Like the allocation system, they have a similar system where they serve in a variety of roles for the state. Each cadre provides specific education and indoctrination into their specific wants and needs.

The idea is that every 4 years the state changes gears. Each 4 year cycle the society as a whole should push a certain agenda.

The ruling class are ruled by principles. The core principles of survival, growth, expansion, and refinement, are the core tenants of the four cadres, and the state.

In the case of an alien invasion the ruling class would decide the best course of action. In the case of overwhelming force perhaps submit and subversively take over. In the case of equal force, perhaps fight. If the aliens wanted to trade or make peace, then go with something that would take advantage of that.

Another core tenant of the state is that it must always be at war - with someone or something. A singular goal to focus the state and the people into constant action.

Another aspect of the society is that each child will be trained to fight and get continued training into adulthood. Every citizen should be able to be mobilized at any moment.

>>137142122

I'd rather not have my dick cut-off. I'd prefer to set the whole system up and just watch from afar over the centuries to see how it goes. But it would be a glorious Empire. A second Rome, a fourth Reich, another Sparta.

Capitalism and consumerism is such a waste. Humans could be glorious conquerors of the stars if we got our shit together.

>>137135990
Will I still be able to watch my chinese cartoons and fap to lolis in your perfect society?

>>137143032
Your posts had detailed and through explanations, I enjoyed reading them a lot.

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>>137143347

Of course. A third of your day is allocated to personal time in which you can do as you please.

Pedophilia, Hebephilia and cheese pizza will still be a crime. Ephebophilia is okay though. And drawn or creative depictions will not be restricted.

Hopefully with kids starting work around age 13, living with a unit of similar aged kids and having more responsibility will weed out stupid shit like MLP and furry fandom.

Also being trained in hand to hand combat and self-defense from an early age will make kids more resilient and a tougher target for would be attackers.

>>137132013
One of the greatest anime series of all time. At the very least a show with one of the greatest anime protagonists of all time.

>>137144034
>Pedophilia still a crime
I will make my country declare war on your country.

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>>137135990
> make everyone transfer over to ubermensch sleep cycle
20 minute nap every 4 hours - so six 4 hour cycles a day. 2 hours sleep a day. That way people can dedicate 8 hours to a chosen work venture, 8 hours on study and self improvement and 8 hours on personal relaxation.
So 10 hours of sleep a day? How would this handle narcolepsy or insomnia?

>> justice
>Any crime is punishable by armed service. The state is in a perpetual war footing, so by committing a crime a citizen will have to fight (and possibly die) for the greater good.
>any crime
0/10 would join an underground revolution.

>>137133589
I disagree with you. /a/ can't agree on shit.

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>>137145150

20 minutes every 4 hours over a 24 hour period adds up to 2 hours of sleep a day.

22 effective waking hours. The side effect of this sleep cycle is higher energy needs, so people need more meals. I'm doing the sleep cycle at the moment and I need to eat about 4 good meals a day (and 2 snack meals).

>>> justice
>>>Any crime is punishable by armed service. The state is in a perpetual war footing, so by committing a crime a citizen will have to fight (and possibly die) for the greater good.
>>any crime
>0/10 would join an underground revolution.

Yep. Any criminal act, as dictated by the state. There would be a process, but generally if you do the crime you need to work the debt off in armed service.

The possibility of fighting is high, but the military needs other services. This is to discourage any criminal activity against the state and the greater good of society.

Is it alright if I think about lewding Watashi?

>>137145840
You've played a little too much of Freedom Wars, anon

>>137132013
Everyone were fairies except Joshu-san

>>137145840
>no answer to the question on insomniacs or narcoleptics
Either way, 2 hours a day won't bode well with study followed by work. People are going to be spending most of their personal time sleeping. Which will lead to people many people only getting work in their life. People will be miserable.
>This is to discourage any criminal activity against the state and the greater good of society.
This will turn all of your soldiers into psychos. Seriously, a lot of people who do crimes don't do them because they think they're wrong. They think the law is wrong, and in the insane schedule they're on, we're probably just looking for an escape. Not going to get into that but the point is when you factor that with throwing them into risking their lives. Your army is going to have some pretty shitty morale. Expect a lot of deserters, suicide and other horrors. War is already pretty shit, being thrown into one you don't want any part in fighting will drive some people fucking crazy.

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>>137132013
:D

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>>137146140

I don't know the causes behind insomnia so I can't comment on that. If you have narcolepsy - serious narcolepsy - you might be screwed.

The state won't look kindly on mental or physical deficiency. If you can't keep up with societies standards its off to Battle Royal for you.

Polyphasic sleep cycles are pretty great, but you can't do it overnight. It took 6 months of training before I was fully polyphasic doing the ubermensch sleep cycle. Now when I put my head down and count to ten I'm out instantly, and I wake up in 20 minutes without an alarm and feel refreshed. I also hit REM immediately upon going to sleep.

From anecdotal evidence of long time polyphasic sleepers there doesn't seem to be any negative side effects, but there hasn't been that much research done as it's a fairly new idea.

Once you get used to it, polyphasic sleep is amazing. I do about 12 hours of work a day, AND get to play vidya AND watch chinese cartoons WHILE still getting time exercise.

> This will turn all of your soldiers into psychos. Seriously, a lot of people who do crimes don't do them because they think they're wrong. They think the law is wrong, and in the insane schedule they're on, we're probably just looking for an escape. Not going to get into that but the point is when you factor that with throwing them into risking their lives. Your army is going to have some pretty shitty morale. Expect a lot of deserters, suicide and other horrors. War is already pretty shit, being thrown into one you don't want any part in fighting will drive some people fucking crazy.

The weak will be culled and the strong will remain. I have no doubt there will be many people who can't hack it, but that leaves superior genes to propagate and create a stronger society.

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>>137145901

It's a common theme. Sky crawlers affected me deeply and made me think about it. The US uses war and false flag operations to keep itself at war with one enemy or another to boost military spending and keep the economy chugging along.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sky_Crawlers_(film)

>>137146724
>If you can't keep up with societies standards its off to Battle Royal for you
This won't go well at all. People will find this unfair, lose their shit when loved ones die. And start an uprising. Not only that, your military is full of people who don't want to fight because they were forced in. There's no possible way this could work.

>>137147050
>implying the army would be majorly composed of criminals

>>137146750
>Sky crawlers
Very interesting, concept seems promising at least

I'm thanking whichever higher power kept nyaa up long enough for me to get it

>>137148408
>implying a giant amount of it wouldn't since ANY crime throws them into
It won't work. Your system would be way better if humans were robots, but that's not the case.

>>137148943
As if the crime rate would be anywhere as high as our own.
With such deterrent, who in their right mind would risk service time for saving a few bucks in case of theft for example.

>>137149095
>take a criminal
>give him a large gun
>put him together with other like minded criminals
You're retarded if you don't think they'd instantly turn on the government that put them there.

>>137149095
Dude, like I said. The biggest flaw in your system is because you're putting this on humans. This shit society that murders peoples family for having sleeping impairments will be totally fucking twisted. The military will be composed of young adults and teens who will be on fucking edge.

>>137135990
I'm guessing you know this, but autism is a poor basis for a society.

Especially the job idea and economy - it's like you're trying to design as inefficient a system as possible.

>>137147050
>This won't go well at all. People will find this unfair, lose their shit when loved ones die. And start an uprising.
Nah, just get a starter generation or two brainwashed and the'll love being honored to die. People won't rise up as long as they have food on the table and a bed to sleep in. The whole human rights thing and individualism is a new fad anyways.

>>137149526
>The whole human rights thing and individualism is a new fad anyways.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_revolutions_and_rebellions
Ok, don't get sassy with me. Just saying your hypothetical nation wouldn't work.

>>137133150
Get rid of the current political system.
Democracy is inefficient in 90% of the cases.

>>137149718
CRUSH COMMUNISM.

>>137149636
I'm not even him though.

Also yes the idea of universal human rights is fairly new and societal defined.

>Here's a lot of rebellions throughout history
Most of which not instigated by normal people except in cases of extreme deprivation, and instead instigated by third parties. Control culture and you control people.

>>137135990
>Job rotation
Stupidest idea I've ever heard

>>137133150
Segregation.

>>137133005
the fuck does that even mean?

>>137149770
>in cases of extreme deprivation
Killing people for having disorders probably won't go well. As disorders don't always pop up on birth and they just throw-away the baby. People will get attached something can just be thrown in. Someone gets killed by the system and someone who cares about that person gets pissed. This will happen a lot, especially as it grows. Not only that but culture is usually made by people. That's a thing citizens do best, make culture. Controlling it, and limiting people will also piss them off. This anon's nation won't work.

>>137149755
Communism is impratical.

>>137149910
Ehh, maybe. But there are plenty of cultures where men would love to die for the good of society though. Altruistic suicide is a thing and has been forever. Again as I said this individualistic streak that's been showing up lately is not always the norm. If you foster enough of that in people perhaps you could get around those feelings.

>>137149718
At the end of the day you will always have humans making the decisions.
Democracy sucks, but all other systems also suck.

>>137150071
Individualism is very real. Even if two peoples experiences in life are slightly different, those slight things will change them. That's not taking into account all the other variables.

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>Watashi thread becomes a Civilization thread.
We /v/ now?

>>137135990
I'm not gonna lie, this is absolutely terrible.
It's like the exact opposite of what you would want.

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>>137150101
"Democracy" sucks especially much and is inherently corrupted to the point where people living in democracies think that corruption is completely normal and just part of the system. It's a smoke and mirrors simply giving illusion of power to the masses. From neoreaction standpoint, where systemic stability is among top priorities, it is a clever design indeed, since it keeps the plebs content enough to not complain about essentially technocratic decisions, where elected puppets usually implement policies handed to them by experts so that they can claim that they were not liable, but just simply following "best policy". Hence it really doesn't matter who gets elected. The bad thing is that the people actually making decisions are not responsible to any degree, they are hard to identify and hence democracy in itself is the doom, not the results of it. It is the ultimate government form designed to blind everyone and deceive everyone on everything, Hence, it is ultimately immoral and unjust. That inbuilt immorality and irresponsibility has lead time and time again to catastrophes of governance, namely fascism and nazism, both descendants of progressive democracy.

>>137150361
Post lewds and buyfag and make it /jp/

>>137135990
>> make everyone transfer over to ubermensch sleep cycle20 minute nap every 4 hours - so six 4 hour cycles a day. 2 hours sleep a day. That way people can dedicate 8 hours to a chosen work venture, 8 hours on study and self improvement and 8 hours on personal relaxation.

That's proven to not work unless heroin addicts.

>>137135119
>Perfect
No doujins, anon.

>>137150101
Democracy only sucks because it doesn't work when applied on a large scale.

>>137135119
with a wicked sense of humor? :^)

>>137139244
Wait, which versions ruined it? I read the Amaterasu translation, which didn't have anything obviously wrong to a non-Jap speaker. Did I fuck up?

This turned out to be a really dumb thread.

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>>137153227

>>137143032
did you read 1984?