File: instantdepression.swf-(9.83 MB, 320x180, Other)
[_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)17:06 No.2137422
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)17:22 No.2137439
whats this from?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)17:22 No.2137441
>clicks
>recognize this amv
>instantannoyance
>close flash
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)18:12 No.2137479
A few of the anime's, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Nausica and the Valley of the Wind, and Serial
Experiments Lain. Just for anyone wondering.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)18:23 No.2137489
>>2137479
whats the one with the little robot girl
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)18:26 No.2137492
>>2137489
The one's I listed were the only ones I recognized, check up on google maybe, or swf chan might
have sauce on all the anime's used
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)18:39 No.2137503
>/pol/'s outlook.swf
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)18:39 No.2137504
depression? I cant wait for this shithole globalized civilization to end, I just hope it happens
in my lifetime!
Vampire hunter D and Winds of Amnesia are here too
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)18:44 No.2137508
>"Let's blame technological and scientific breakthroughs for the misgivings of greedy
politicians!"
Can't stand these librul luddites.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)18:51 No.2137513
>>2137489
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?v=65864
>> [_] HA 10/07/13(Mon)18:55 No.2137517
Can someone list all of the animes?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:03 No.2137523
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VnS8X8k3C8
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:04 No.2137524
>>2137489
Big O
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:16 No.2137540
>>2137489
Metropolis
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:20 No.2137548
3535 - Serial Experiments Lain
4545 - Metropolic
5555 - Key: The Metal Idol
6565 - Neon Genesis Evangelion
7510 - The End of Evangelion
8510 - Cat Soup
9595 - Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:23 No.2137551
>instant rename
nuff said
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:29 No.2137557
'instantdepression'
Only hippies and luddites are depressed by progress.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:42 No.2137584
>>2137548
2525 is Crest of the Stars
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:57 No.2137615
By 2525 men may unfortunately be extinct, because the Y chromosome is shrinking and may have died
by then
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)19:59 No.2137616
>>2137557
We heard you the first time bumpkin, take your hat and head down to /pol/ , would you kindly.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)20:01 No.2137619
Comparisons of the human and chimpanzee Y chromosomes (first published in 2005) show that the
human Y chromosome has not lost any genes since the divergence of humans and chimpanzees between
6–7 million years ago, and a scientific report in 2012 stated that only one gene had been lost
since humans diverged from the rhesus macaque 25 million years ago. These facts provide direct
evidence that the linear extrapolation model is flawed and suggest that the current human Y
chromosome is either no longer shrinking or is shrinking at a much slower rate than 4.6 genes per
million years estimated by the linear extrapolation model.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)20:01 No.2137620
>>2137557
The kind of progress that the song hints at is one of a loss of humanity.
Think of Wall-E.
Earth is a shit hole.
The only humans left are fat fucks who eat and pleasure themselves all day to a point to where
they can't stand or sustain themselves anymore.
The only ones doing anything useful are robots.
I want scientific progress but fuck everything if that's our future.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)20:04 No.2137623
>>2137615
>Y chromosome is shrinking
While this is a trend in mammals, it hasn't for quite some time, at least in humans. Additionally
you're going to need a much more time (1*10^7 instead of 10^3) to get any sort of genetic changes.
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v437/n7055/full/nature04101.html
>>2137620
Science is only a tool, and is indifferent to the plight of man. If the people destroy themselves
with the help of advancement, that's not a scientific problem, so much as it is a socioeconomic
and psychological problem.
Don't blame the science: blame a culture of consumption and frivolity.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)20:07 No.2137630
>>2137619
>>2137623
thanks for the clarification, that one article I read about the Y chromosome shrinking had me
worried
fuck yeah science
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)20:09 No.2137633
>>2137620
Scientists don't push the button.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)20:10 No.2137637
>>2137623
>Science is only a tool, and is indifferent to the plight of man. If the people destroy
themselves with the help of advancement, that's not a scientific problem, so much as it is a
socioeconomic and psychological problem.
>
>Don't blame the science: blame a culture of consumption and frivolity.
Why would I blame science?
That's like blaming McDonalds for fat people.
All I'm saying is that it can be depressing and even damning to think that everything we do today
could lead to a world like that.
We could be exploring space right now. At the very least, we could've put a human on Mars.
What kind of progress have we seen over the decades instead?
Better TVs. Better phones. Smart phones. Smart TVs.
Computers that are leagues ahead of those of 50 years ago.
I like this progress, but I don't like the priorities set for it.
Hell, I'm studying microbiology right now. I want to do so many things, but knowing this world,
society would rather have me work on pills.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)20:15 No.2137641
>>2137637
The reason why we aren't at Mars yet is because the world doesn't love science enough
You get so few scientists compared to such a large population, and you also have religious and
anti-tech people slowing progress that the few scientists are trying to create
The US doesn't even test for science on their SAT, and they've got a large monopoly on foreign
scientists
>> [_] Anonymous 10/07/13(Mon)20:16 No.2137645
>>2137637
I agree, but the decisions of major organizations drive progress, and most organizations are for
profit. If you want to put a human on Mars, you must first sell the idea of a human on Mars;
otherwise, psychohistorical forces, with an inertia of marketing in the favour of contented
consumerism as opposed to rapid growth.
The priorities of progress are off because the smartest people suck at PR.
