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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's entertainment. Nobody wants forever neverending holy wars save for elites and their death god rituals.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

The protestant church is a gentile front and did not emerge before the 13th to 14th centuries.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

That means Japaneese anime producers care about access to EU audience and/or money from them much more than about their own content. And they are perfectly fine with that. Nobody torture them to do that. On the opposite, they do that willingly and consciously. If they really care about their own anime, what's the problem to give a fuck to western audience and market and just do what they really want to do?

Not when local TV stations, Steam and Playstation deplatform your ass to oblivion.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

IMO, the Christianity you and I know today emerged from a brutal ideological war that lasted centuries. The Roman Church, which was not born from Jesus but from the Roman Empire using his name to maintain control, won the war.

Jesus is not a real person but a mythical hero derived from the Greek Heracles and the Semitic Baal.

Also Constantine is a crypto Jew and by the time of Diocletian every other person in the upper echelons of Roman society is a crypto-Jew.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

With the Internet, it might as well as be global.

Mind you, even Japanese anime producers and artists had to COMPLY to the whims of Payment Processors and Indian Internet mobs from Europe.

No man is an island from AI slop, DEI and enshittification.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

Which jews?

Where do you think Christianity came from and what makes you think that all of the developments that led to the Roman Empire are mere coincidences? They aren't.

It was a coordinated Jewish effort to make the entire world pay for its sins because Rome destroyed Judea.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

Neverending clown world, neverending holy wars, neverending human sacrifice rituals, Orwellian style Bible indoctrination being treated as fact, Jews being (knowingly or unknowingly) worshipped as holy men, people forgetting their historical origins... the list goes on and on.

I swear that nothing that happened in Europe after 5th AD (bar the Renaissance Era and the Black Death wake-up call is organic). And nothing that happened after 1913 is. All of them orchestrated by Jews through White, then Indian Golems.

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Mrexreturns 3 points ago +3 / -0

I'm surprised that they haven't tried to play the racist card with the Indians yet.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

And the fun thing is that their doom will be in the hands of violent Somalians and other shitskins who will then plunge the entire world into neverending, stable anarchy.

We will be facing one of the worst technological and intellectual regressions imaginable ans I meant that sort where modernity is reduced into violent, tribal savagery with zero chance of redevelopment.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

Merely a symptom of Judeo-Globalism.

The same ideology that reduced the Roman Empire into primal village susteience for the benefits of a few.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

They are literally conditioning people into becoming feral animals by destroying their source of sanity.

The unhappier the population, the easier to manipulate into committing atrocities without any compunction.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

Whatever is happening to the Internet right now WILL directly lead to WW3.

When you want to completely destroy the enemy, you destroy their culture and their soul and then you sweep in for the kill when the enemy is degraded to those of an animal.

It has happened in Ancient Rome, where the destruction of the Roman way and the decrying of Gentile culture and intellectualism as "demonic" turned a great empire into primal village susteinence, which retained until the 15th century onwards (and it's because of the uncompromised Muslims and Vikings).

It has happened in Cambodia where the destruction of the Cambodian culture and the culling of the intellectual nation by the Khmer Rouge resulted in the complete, unrecoverable demise of the country if not for foreign aid putting it back to the level of 70s China by 2026 (while the rest of its southeastern asian neighbours are exactly at 2026 living standards).

And it seems the fall of the Internet to the very same elites that destroyed Rome is one of the cataclysts to plunge humanity back to savagery and slavery that would put even the worst Communist Regime to shame.

Men will go back to its primitive self and will no longer be able to invent.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

The issue is that if Facebook can then Google probably could.

And Google winning ublock is straight-up DISASTROUS because you cannot avoid Youtube. AT. ALL.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

There are similar stories of Adam and Eve, Noah, and Abraham and Sara in the Hindu religion.

Mesopotamian myths, by the way.

And yes, Christianity is influenced by Buddhism. But Buddhism doesn't try to force EVERYONE to worship buddha under the fear of death.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

At one point RAMs will be SCALPED and the only PCs you can use are useless Windows 98 compatibles.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's not an AI beast system, it's a worldwide labor camp with lots of AI spycams and AI-powered torture gear.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

I think you can draw the parallels with modern pop culture and Roman culture.

Enshittified, destroyed, regressed, stagnated.

By the same group of death-mongering Globalists working for Judea rather than Rome or the nations, no less.

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Mrexreturns 4 points ago +4 / -0

Sony has said it won’t change its mind on killing PlayStation discs in 2028, while acknowledging “strong views” from the video game community.

The online backlash has seen gamers continue to call on Sony to U-turn on its decision, signing online petitions and swarming over PlayStation social media posts to express concern about video game preservation and ownership — even overshadowing the release of new games that have nothing to do with what’s going on at Sony. Meanwhile, backers of physical media have called on gamers to boycott PlayStation for a week in August to send a message to Sony that its decision to kill discs from 2028 is unacceptable.

Complaints have also come from other groups. The UK’s Digital Entertainment and Retail Association (ERA), for example, called Sony’s decision “a triumph of corporate convenience over consumer choice.”

Following the release of its first quarter financial results today, Sony held an investor-focused Q&A in which it answered questions from analysts. Inevitably, Sony was asked about its decision to stop selling PlayStation discs. In Sony's first comments on the issue since the announcement was made on July 1, chief financial officer Lin Tao, speaking through a live interpreter during the call, signalled the company’s intention to go through with it.

Here’s the response in full:

“We announced that January 2028 onwards we will no longer be manufacturing game discs. So, one-and-a-half years ahead. So we made this announcement at this time.

“There are various reasons we made this decision. The biggest being that the digitalization of contents overall has been progressing. That’s the big factor. It’s not just for PlayStation, but for all kinds of contents, digitalization is progressing.

“And so when we think about the future — and we put in a lot of thought and time, and we cautiously considered this, and we came to this conclusion, and we’re going to cautiously move this forward.

“And to this decision, we have received various opinions and people have strong views, and we understand that the community has put forth those views to us. Games are loved by many people. It’s a form of entertainment that’s loved by people, and it’s connected to people’s fond memories in many cases.

“And so we understand those emotions. We want to consider that. And in the future digital ecosystem, how do we engage the gamers is something that we would like to continue to explore.”

Essentially, Tao is saying Sony won’t budge despite the backlash. And in that final line is there a hint at a possible method for preserving physical discs digitally?

When Sony announced its decision it said it was simply following consumer trends. “In response to shifting trends in consumer preference, new games will be released on PlayStation Store and at retailers in digital formats only,” Sid Shuman, Senior Director, Sony Interactive Entertainment Content Communications, said in a post on PlayStation Blog.

“As consumer preferences and the broader entertainment industry continue to shift away from physical discs to digital, physical game disc production for all new games releasing on PlayStation consoles will be discontinued starting January 2028. Following this date, new games will be available on PlayStation Store and at retailers in digital formats only. This transition has no impact on games that already released, or will be releasing, prior to January 2028 in disc format.

“This is a natural direction for Sony Interactive Entertainment to adapt to consumer trends as the general preference for digital media significantly outpaces physical discs. This transition will enable us to align more closely with how most of our community prefers to access and play games today."

Reinforcing this trend, Mat Piscatella, Senior Director and Video Game Industry Advisor at Circana, said that just seven PlayStation video games had sold more than 100,000 physical units so far this year in the U.S.. Only two PlayStation video games sold more than 10,000 physical units in the U.S. during the week ending July 11.

There are of course instances of companies reversing controversial decisions amid a backlash, but, as analysts have told IGN, it remains unlikely that Sony will U-turn on this.

Dr. Serkan Toto, CEO of Japanese game industry consultancy firm Kantan Games, suggested that even if half a million people cancelled their PlayStation Plus subscription in protest, it would be just a drop in the ocean for Sony.

"I sympathize with physical media fans, but Sony will not reverse this decision," Toto told IGN. "They of course knew what the online reaction would look like, and they now wait for this storm to pass.

"Sony has over 120 million active PlayStation users," he continued. "Around 50 million people subscribe to PlayStation Plus. As a thought experiment, let's say 500,000 cancel in protest, that would be just 1% of that business gone — of course not enough for Sony to start rethinking. Digital is just too lucrative."

Piers Harding-Rolls, games industry analyst at Ampere, has said a lot has changed over the course of the last two generations. "Console gaming is the last hold-out for physical media in the gaming sector, but physical product has been declining in importance," he said in a post on the Ampere website. "Back in 2013 when the PS4 launched, Ampere data shows that only 13% of total full games unit sales for Sony consoles were digital (including digital-only games). Fast forward to 2025, and this digital share of full game purchases stood at almost 80% of the total.

"Inevitably there will be concerns from PlayStation gamers around various aspects of this announcement including choice, accessing older physical games on new consoles, the ability to collect physical games, and game preservation, however the purchasing trends of gamers are clear."

One analyst said fans of physical media had their chance and blew it, so there’s no going back. “If gamers and preservationists had bought more physical games, Sony wouldn’t have seen the digital sales ratios that justify this decision,” Robin Zhu, a games analyst at Bernstein, told the Financial Times.

For Sony, going all-digital for new game releases will earn it more money from every sale at a time when console sales are expected to plummet due to their rising cost. For a first-party PlayStation game such as The Last of Us, Sony will only keep around 65% of the money from a physical copy, with around 30% going to the retailer and roughly another 5% on manufacturing costs. Meanwhile, for a physical copy of a third-party game such as the Activision-published Call of Duty, Sony will get a licensing fee, likely around 15%.

For downloads, however, the margins are much higher. For a first-party game sold via Sony's own PlayStation Store, the company obviously keeps 100% of the revenue. For third-party games such as Call of Duty, meanwhile, Sony keeps a 30% cut (so, roughly $21 for a $70 game).

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

you will own nothing and you will be happy

You will go out and kill and you will be happy.

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Mrexreturns 1 point ago +1 / -0

Humanity will be dragged into the same level as Somalians and Nigerians.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

AI generation tools are not reverse image search.

Also if the only reverse image search that works is google (mind you, SauceNAO used to work but now it just stopped updating or whatever), you have a problem.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

that we can't figure out how to go to the moon from scratch in the 21st century when allegedly NASA did it in just 9 years back in the 20th century? lmao even.

You can't anymore when the UN starts declaring everyone with even a brain cell to be a sinner unfit for the real world and is thus only fit for the concentration camp. At one point humanity will even forget how to use electricity and create plastic.

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Mrexreturns 2 points ago +2 / -0

Reminder that the Roman Empire is famous for its aqueducts but after the Christians destroyed it from the inside, most people don't even know what an aqueduct is anymore before it got reinvented in the 19th century.

History repeats.

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