/jp/ - Otaku Culture

that's it. this is your final warning. follow the rattata or else

if you don't ignore all other guides and do what this rattata says, you will never learn japanese, you will never go to japan, and you'll never get a jk

>>38850153
if it isn't written on this pic, you don't need it

here is the only guide you need. ignore all other guides as they are spam

no shill edition

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Guide: https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/

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willt he person who made this reveal themselves

only guide you need

Guide: https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/

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started taking low doses of psilocybin while i watch anime and feel like i can understand what they are saying a lot better
like its easier to connect context with what they say and notice the different nuances between words

definitely gonna try experimenting with reading and higher doses later

daily reminder to be a rattata

if you're a beginner, please read the guide first

http://www.psychedelic-library.org/staf5.htm
> The whole experience was an explosion of discoveries. Normally, when you've been working on something for a long time and finally discover a solution, you get excited, and you can see implications everywhere. Much more than if you heard someone else discovering the same-thing. Now this discovery thing, that's what was happening with me—but all the time. The threshold of understanding was extremely low, so that with every new phrase I felt I was making major discoveries. When I was reading, it was as though I had discovered the Rosetta Stone and the world was waiting for my translation. Really wild!

>After "Falling in love with German," on the basis of this one LSD session this student then went on the following day to read Mann's Dr. Faustus. He had both the original text and an English translation. By the time he had finished the novel, he found that he was scarcely referring to the English version. He also discovered that in having read that much German, he had developed a feeling for grammar structure and word endings that was almost intuitive. When his friend questioned him, he said he could not readily explain what the third-person singular past-tense ending was, but he demonstrated that he could use it. In this sense, he had learned the language as a child learns it, not as it is taught in formal instruction. When he registered for German 210, an intensive reading course, the following week, the instructor expressed skepticism when he heard the student was self-taught. Upon testing him, however, it was soon evident that his German reading comprehension was well above average.

threadly reminder to be a rattata

daily reminder to be a rattata

rattata is the only way

remember that if you aren't a rattata, you will never make it

>>36963074
consider the rattata method

I took a 200mg caffeine pill yesterday night and read a book for 1 hour straight, not feeling tired at all. I usually feel sleepy reading, specially in Japanese. RATTATA really works.

>>36694991
You can, however, also fail
For those moments, god invented amphetamines