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You watched My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU?

2020 for anime. Sheesh, where to begin... So, I'll start with some of the good stuff. My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU Season 3 began this year, and has finally concluded the anime. I'm sad it ended still, obviously, but after so long, it's good to see its end. I haven't seen it yet (.-.) but I'm planning to. It actually concluded a while back, but whatever. The second(?) season of The Irregular at Magic High School is currently airing. TIAMHS - Visitor's Arc has been airing for some time, but it still is, so I'm happy. And finally, Kyuukyoku Shinka Shita Full Dive RPG ga Genjitsu Yori mo Kusoge Dattara has gotten an anime adaption. I have never heard of this, but it seems interesting. Now, here is... the big bad. Fisherman Sanpei author Takao Yaguichi has passed away on November 20th of this year... Despite this happening last year, the Kyoto Studio fires... Bad news in the anime industry happens all the time. We have to look out for everyone. Along with that, we have to appreciate what we have. Not just the anime and manga, but the industries and the authors that write them for us. Thank you to all of you.

Only read the first manga so far, but yes, I do love Kaguya-sama. (The manga [she's your waifu too you know] hush) So, my favourite anime is either Bloom Into You, a yuri manga that has made me seen the other side of love... in terms of people that just can't feel love... Or My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, because of it's... well, everything. From characters, to plot, to being relatable, it's just so damn good.

what about me

Cough. Um. I'll. Be friends.

I am a boy. A boy that likes to play. A boy that like to sing and dance, A boy that has some grand old days. A different boy. A boy that likes to write, A boy that watches from afar, A quiet boy that loves his life. I like to think I'm normal. A boy that can eat and drink, A boy that likes sharp things, A boy that sort of thinks. But I know I'm not. A boy that toys with strings, A boy that can control things, A boy that loves to sing. But what's wrong with me? A boy that cannot feel, A boy that cannot "do no harm"... A boy that cannot feel. I can't feel anything. Am I okay? Am I alright? Am I normal? I'm normal. I'm normal... I am... normal.

Could have completely missed them, but: OreGairu (Season 1, 2 and 3, all under different names however) Death Note Happy Sugar Life And most importantly, Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid.

Welcome back to confirmation biases. Last time, I explained that to avoid confirmation bias, you'd have to view a perspective on both sides. If you haven't read it yet, I suggest you do. So, what did I mean by viewing a perspective on both sides? Well, simply put, I meant what I said. You find both proving and disproving evidence of a topic. Well, how do you do this? Think of it this way - "Does this evidence give clear evidence that this might be right? If not, is there any counter evidence?" If the answer to this is yes, congratulations - You've found sound evidence that does not confirm that your belief is 100% right. At the most, you've most likely only confirmed a very small portion of your claim. If the answer to this is no, however, you then look for counter evidence. Counter evidence to see if your not-clear evidence is incorrect. Let's use an example, again. You're investigating a murder. You have solid evidence that the murderer is a 15-year old child from... I don't know, Kentucky. However, you know that this one piece of evidence doesn't confirm it, and therefore, look for counter-evidence. Then, you do find counter-evidence. You find counter-evidence that they're not from Kentucky, and that they're actually from New Jersey. So, you put both of these aside and begin battling out which seems more likely. If, however, you can't find a conclusion, then set them aside for later until you find more evidence/counter-evidence. Once you have enough, argue with yourself, then make your case. This has been Week One of Logic Lessons with L, stay tuned for Week Two, which we'll be discussing about planning and unplanned executions of... anything.

Not really funny, but it's cute. She killed people.

Inspired by the video series of the same name. I will be going over topics that the channel used to go over, and continue the series myself. Week One - Confirmation Bias. Description: The tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or theories. So, what does this mean? Well, I'll simplify it for you. Let's use an example. You believe that someone stole something from a store. You have evidence that somebody did, so therefore, from that one piece of evidence, you confirm that someone stole something from the store. You don't care for any other evidence, you simply assume that because you have that one piece of evidence, you're correct. Why is this? Because it supports your opinion. Let's think about it in another way. Same example, you believe that someone stole something from a store. However, the evidence given to you now contradicts your belief. The evidence doesn't matter, since this is an example, but it contradicts your belief. Do you accept this outcome? The answer, in short, is almost definitely a resounding no. Let me explain why. Humans, by nature (no offense to any of you all) tend to believe that their opinion is correct, no matter what happens. Unless something shows a person first-hand that their opinion is wrong, they'll tend to believe that their opinion is 100% correct. Cough sounds familiar nowadays cough cough. So, you may be asking yourself - How can I get past this confirmation bias? It's surprisingly quite simple - View the perspective on both sides. Continuing tomorrow.

Not currently watching anything, thinking of watching the second season of The Irregular at Magic High School, though. Fun fact, however, I'm currently reading the manga of Kaguya-sama, which is, uh, already taking over my life, as you can see below.

Greetings! This is the first monthly newsletter, written on 1/20/2020 (Written with the DD/MM/YYYY format). Currently, the weather where I'm located is 34 degrees Fahrenheit, with 62% humidity and 5 mph winds with no precipitation. For the club news, there really isn't any. Thanks for reading...

Hey y'all - I'm planning on starting my first manga series soon, probably going to begin in 2021 (Or maybe late December) and I kind of need some advice on what to do. Anything would be appreciated.

I suppose I will introduce myself again - After all, I haven't been active for quite some time now. Greetings to everyone on the Anime Forums. I... ...Am "L". In a sense, I "aspire" to be like L. If you think that's an obsession, a fantasy, or something unrealistic, that's fine - Honestly, I sort of believe that myself. I enjoy spending my time watching YouTube or talking to people - Mainly people I don't know, so I can become friends with new people. I can draw and I create music - I sometimes recreate popular music as well in Garageband. Such songs are, uh, Stan and Pumped Up Kicks. I'm an aspiring manga artist or anime animator. I also aspire to be a manga/cafe store owner... I don't really know why. Any questions you have, please, tell me. I would love to answer you.

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