#showerthoughts #meta [VIDEO POST]

[katanas_and_tea]

[Takuma propping up his head in his hand with his elbow planted firmly on the table.]

If you say "oh my god" as a shinki, are you referring to your own god? Do they feel it every time you say that?

If you say it as a god, who are you referring to? Are you talking about a god you really like?

Also, is it normal for shinki to refer to their god by their god name or their whatever name?

What if your shinki form was a toilet or a trash receptacle? What would you do then?

If a god were to pray, who would it be to? Would it be like someone who idolizes a J-Pop star?

These are the important questions.

Comments

text @Osiris

[nibelungvalesti]

Why would you invoke only one god to begin with?

Re: text @Osiris

[katanas_and_tea]

I don't know exactly, it's just something I've heard on television and videos on social media a lot. Maybe they have picked one god and refer to them.

[nibelungvalesti]

How strange. Why would they focus only on one, and not even name the god in question?

Also, what is television?

[katanas_and_tea]

I'm not sure about that one, either.

Eh? You don't know what television is? Well, I got to explore Tokyo for a day and they are everywhere. They are machines that project moving images that tell stories. Mmm...Think about something like putting a whole play in a screen and you're able to watch it from home instead of going to a theatre.

[nibelungvalesti]

Oh, is that what those are? I had seen them but not understood. They are kin to these devices we use here, then?

[katanas_and_tea]

Yes! They're pretty similar. A television usually only has that one function, though. I recommend one if you want some leisurely entertainment if that's your thing.

[nibelungvalesti]

Duty allows no time for leisurely entertainment. These devices are superior by virtue of supplying information... albeit information that is often biased or contradictory.