#teoria

[koryytalks]

I'mnotcrazy

[imnotjjviktor]

im going insane gang

Jim uses the left hand for write and the right hand for the sword, is ambidextrous

JUST LIKE HICCUP DOES

belive me, this is NOT coincidence, or at least i dont think so

[queen-gizza]

When did you realize that Prototype is a true Genius?

Everyone knows that Prototype is a genius, but it seems that no one has realized that he is much more intelligent than he appears. Unlike all the scientists at Playtime Co., Prototype achieved something that even Harley Sawyer couldn't: A truly perfect experiment.

The scientists at Playtime Co. used children to conduct experiments because they had more "malleable" and less rigid minds compared to adults. Even so, many experiments were not very smart or obedient, as is the case with Yarnaby and Boxy Boo.

But Prototype managed to create a smart, obedient Bigger Bordie who truly believes he is a toy and (on top of that) with an adult. Lily Lovebraids is something that even the scientists at Playtime couldn't do: a cognitively stable and obedient adult.

Not even 1199 (Thomas Clarke) had as much awareness of where he was and who he was as Lily Lovebraids. Lily knew she was an adult, that she had worked at Playtime, and that she was watching a video she herself had made. If it weren't for the Prototype's torture, she would act like she did when she was human in a toy body.

That's why I say: the Prototype is a true genius, and Lily is proof of that.

How come nobody noticed this before?

🇧🇷Quando você percebeu que o Protótipo é um verdadeiro Gênio?

Que o Protótipo é um gênio, todo mundo sabe, mas parece que ninguém percebeu que ele é muito mais inteligente do que parece. Diferente de todos os cientistas da Playtime Co., Protótipo conseguiu algo que nem Harley Sawyer conseguiu: Um experimento verdadeiramente perfeito.

Os cientistas da Playtime Co. utilizavam crianças para fazer os experimentos, por que eles tinham mentes mais "moldaveis" e menos rígidos em comparação aos adultos. Mesmo assim, muitos experimentos não eram muito espertos ou obedientes, como é o caso do Yarnaby e Boxy Boo.

Mas o Protótipo conseguiu fazer um Bigger Bordie esperto, obediente, que realmente acredita que é um brinquedo e (ainda por cima) com um adulto. A Lily Lovebraids é algo que nem os cientistas da Playtime conseguiram fazer: uma adulta, cognitivamente estável e que é obediente.

Nem o 1199 (Thomas Clarke) tinha tanta percepção de onde estava e quem ele era quanto a Lily Lovebraids. A Lily sabia que ela era uma adulta, que foi funcionaria da Playtime e que estava vendo um vídeo que ela mesma vez, se não fosse pela tortura do Protótipo, ela agiria como quando era humana em um corpo de brinquedo.

Por isso eu digo: o Protótipo é um gênio de verdade, e a Lily é a prova disso.

Como ninguém percebeu isso antes?

[librarian-mouse15]

I just finished watching Good Omens and I need to talk to someone about theories, because right now my brain needs to wait for season 3 thinking of some explanation for everything.

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Acabo de terminar de ver Good Omens y necesito hablar con alguien sobre teorías, porque ahora mismo mi cerebro necesita esperar la temporada 3 pensando en alguna explicación para todo.

This is my current status

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Este es mi estado actual

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[coff-y]

Why Are Vampires So Rare?

Seriously, in every movie or cartoon you check out, vampires are always outnumbered by humans. Why though? They're strong, fast, heal quick, and live forever! You'd think they'd have taken over the planet by now. But nope. What's up with that? Let's break it down

Is Turning Someone a Big Deal?

First off, the whole turning process. It's often shown as something super complicated, risky, or draining. Plus, not everyone who gets bitten actually becomes a vamp

Human Hunters

In tons of stories, humans are actively hunting vamps down 'cause they mess with human life. Films love setting these hunts in the 15th-17th centuries (kinda fitting, since that's peak "witch/vampire hunt" era). That probably put a serious dent in their numbers. But globally? Maybe not the main reason

Gotta Be a Certain Age?

In different universes, vamp "adulthood" kicks in differently. Some gotta level up first! Take Hotel Transylvania – Dracula had to wait for his daughter to hit a whopping 118! That's, like, a whole century of waiting. Not exactly quick

Or... Maybe They Just Can't Be Bothered?

If the age thing isn't always a factor, here's a solid possibility: they just don't feel like it. Look at elves in Frieren – there aren't many 'cause they simply don't have the urge. Vamps could totally be the same. Why bother making more of your kind in this, let's face it, cursed existence? The whole "starting a family" vibe might just fade away after a few hundred years

Vamp Ecology

Let's not forget the biggie: vamps are apex predators or parasites. Their whole survival depends on us. If they went wild multiplying? Total disaster: wipe out the humans, run out of food. So it makes sense that vamps themselves (or their ancient rules) keep their numbers on lockdown. (Though, seriously, why not just drink each other's blood?)

So, bottom line: Vampires are rare not 'cause they're weak, but because turning is tough, humans fight back, eternal life brings major ennui, and crucially – they're totally dependent on their "food source": us. Eternity needs some serious caution

[pierrotmylife-and-myblog]

Me preocupa que el tipo alla dicho que para los demas no seamos intocables, teniendo en cuenta que fueron capaces de matar a Columbina solo para alimentarse, quien para ese entonces era el interes amoroso de Pierrot, ademas, en el principio si colocas su nombre se desbloquea una vision de ella, quien básicamente nos dice lo que le paso por confiar en Pierrot (o algo así no entendi muy bien), y de paso, Harlequin es muy apegado a nosotrqs, tal y como lo era con ella, y no olvidemos que Harlequin fue el que dio la iniciativa para matarla👀🔥

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[deusa-astaroth666]

Today we saw something the series has been trying to show for a while: Cain has no feelings or empathy for humans. He's an AI that practically does the work of a character AI; he interacts and pretends to be something, but he has no feelings. He's practically a worse representation than a psychopath. He manipulates, feels no remorse, lies to everyone, and is willing to do anything just to complete his initial programming. It makes perfect sense that he manipulates emotions, minds, and abstractions just to sustain more of his adventures. The question remains... what is the limit of damage he can inflict on a human? We know he doesn't physically harm them, but he drives them psychologically to complete insanity, which also raises the question, "what if it's not possible to reverse an abstraction?"