Tinnunculus Falco

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his gateway into smoking
Humans, Devils, and Chainsaw Man | Wrong Every Time
? As Aki sacrifices yet another segment of his life to save Angel
Chainsaw Man and the Country Mouse | Wrong Every Time
Gentle is the keyword
how to become gently interesting - by lan-anh nguyen
what would you do if you’d have no chance to show it to the world?
how to become gently interesting - by lan-anh nguyen
When you stay with something long enough, you begin to see its inner structure, you start noticing what others overlook, and you have your unique point of view about it.
how to become gently interesting - by lan-anh nguyen
“let’s write a novel that would be impossible to adapt into picture”
Nisio Isin Interview – Nisio Isin Daijiten – Translation – 私たちの生存戦略　SEIZON SENRYAKU
It’s not easy to tell a compelling story that changes the way people view their problems
Confront reality (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
a really hard goal avoids reality almost as much as picking a really easy one.
Confront reality (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
Numerous studies have found an hour with a random stranger is just as good as an hour with a professional therapist.
Confront reality (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
If you want to understand experts, you need to start by finding them. So the psychologists who wanted to understand “expert performance” began by testing alleged experts, to see how good they really were.
Confront reality (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
The trick is: when you start feeling that psychological pain coming on, don’t draw back from it and cower — lean into it. Lean into the pain.
Lean into the pain (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
Yes it’s painful, but the trick is to make that mental shift. To realize that the pain isn’t something awful to be postponed and avoided, but a signal that you’re getting stronger — something to savor and enjoy. It’s what makes you better.
Lean into the pain (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
Few people realize it, but psychological pain works the same way. Most people treat psychological pain like the hot stove — if starting to think about something scares them or stresses them out, they quickly stop thinking about it and change the subject.
Lean into the pain (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
Semmelweis was defeated about as much as a man can be defeated.
Look at yourself objectively (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
But, as Semmelweis showed, this is a dangerous habit. Sure, it’s awful to hear you’re killing people—but it’s way worse to keep on killing people! It may not be fun to get told you’re lazy, but it’s better to hear it now than to find out when you’re fired. If you want to work on getting better, you need to start by knowing where you are.
Look at yourself objectively (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
We hate hearing bad news about ourselves so much that we’d rather change our behavior than just admit we screwed up.2
Look at yourself objectively (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
The truth is that MAPPA only employs 11 animators.
What’s up with MAPPA? – Sakuga Blog
99% of their staff only ever work on their own productions
Studio Culture In The Anime Industry – The Curious Story Of Free! And High Speed! – Sakuga Blog
Takeuchi, initially a key animator, was one of many who worked on Revolutionary Girl Uten
Shinbo is Dead: A New Generation of Shaft | Wave Motion Cannon
That’s not to say that Oishi didn’t have an influence at all on Itamura, though,
Shinbo is Dead: A New Generation of Shaft | Wave Motion Cannon
Miyamoto could already be acting as a successor to Shinbo.
Shinbo is Dead: A New Generation of Shaft | Wave Motion Cannon
he applies the techniques he uses for OPs into episodes themselves.
Shinbo is Dead: A New Generation of Shaft | Wave Motion Cannon
Gekidan Inu Curry to Shaft, having met them while attending classes at Yoyogi Animation Gakuin. They first collaborated for the Goku Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei‘s OPs and continued working together into Madoka, where Inu Curry designed the witch encounters.
Shinbo is Dead: A New Generation of Shaft | Wave Motion Cannon
Oishimonogatari Returns
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
an actual joke amongst its staff
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
Taiki Konno that we got one of the most memorable, unusual visual showcases in TV anime. You know, no big deal.
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
At this point, the aesthetic really does become a side dish, fancy window dressing that must never obscure the original work.
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
Bakemonogatari completely crashing halfway through!
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
nothing further from the truth, however.
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
the aftermath of Oishi’s craft could be spaghetti for the staff to eat.
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
starting with Bakemonogatari.
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
The term powerpoint presentation was memetically attached to Bakemonogatari
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
NisioisiN wouldn’t stop talking even if he were underwater with no breathing apparatus
The Three Monogataris – Sakuga Blog
“aberrations exist because people think they exist” – well, families are kind of the same way.
Blood Ties and Nekomonogatari | Wrong Every Time
even practiced deceiver Kaiki is forced to respect
Monogatari and the Monster Inside | Wrong Every Time
But the pain and the hardship and the shame and the struggle of an honest engagement with the real world is the only thing worth anything – the only thing that can bring us towards the selves we want to be, and the only thing that can reveal the ugly, broken, beautiful people around us. Honesty is worth it.
Monogatari and the Monster Inside | Wrong Every Time
if you believe there’s a monster in your closet, you can deny the monster in your heart. And monsters out there in the real world can be villainized, attacked, destroyed – you can even be rescued from them by others, avoiding personal growth altogether. Hell, you don’t even need to be hiding some unacknowledgeable scar to want to construct your own reality.
Monogatari and the Monster Inside | Wrong Every Time
He’s not a hero – he’s a teenager with a martyr complex, his selfless acts of heroism really only selfish expressions of his own needs, a blatant disregard for the feelings of the people who need him.
Monogatari and the Monster Inside | Wrong Every Time
Monogatari is a story about liars.
Monogatari and the Monster Inside | Wrong Every Time