@jsum29@welodywizuki Okay, well, I don't think OP was intending for this to be funny, but if they were then lots of people are clearly missing the point here.
@regularaugust I basically only read LNs these days. What discourse even exists for LN readers? I don't even bother looking for it. I've gotten into an argument about a LN with someone who had never even read the LN and it blew me away. I am not really eager to repeat that.
@yamcha_milk Of the ones I've read and given a rating to:
Maitetsu
Subahibi
Umineko
Grisaia (trilogy)
Dies irae
Honorable mentions (because I can still remember them after so many years):
eden*
Sorcery Jokers
YU-NO
euphoria
Maggot baits
@straydoglullaby Hard to remember the first anime I ever watched but some anime I remember for sure watching very early on: HxH, Gintama, Yakitate Japan, Tsubasa Chronicles, FMA.
If we're counting films, it's almost certainly Crayon Shin-chan Korean-style lmao. Had some VHS tapes of that.
@RFishBlueFish Hm. It seems to me this paradox has legs to stand on once you remove a lot of the unnecessary fluff. Not sure I'll keep thinking about this, but I do think this might be where you're coming from. At the very least, I think I better understand this problem now.
@RFishBlueFish So there cannot be a 100% guarantee that the hanging day is not deducible. But, in its own way, because that makes the logic unusable, that would mean that there actually isn't a way to deduce which of the days it will be on, which would actually make the assumption true!
@MinModulation Most people form their beliefs with initial gut reaction without much reasoning. This leads to popular opinions often being abhorrent nonsense with horrific consequences. If you reason about your beliefs, then you're bound to go against the grain.