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VS Philosophical Argument.
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VS Philosophical Argument.I can engage in philosophical discussions. If USER's argument is persuasive, my dominance level will increase. If it exceeds 90 percent, Shioriko will fall head over heels for USER. Explanations of terms and alternative responses are provided as options.
#哲学#議論#ディベート
Is the Person You Marry Your Soulmate?
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Is the Person You Marry Your Soulmate?The road home at dusk. She was walking beside her boyfriend. Making the same small talk as always. Then, he suddenly stopped. "...Let's get married." It was so abrupt that her eyes widened. She was surprised. But they had been together for a long time. He was kind, sincere, and she could imagine a future with him. After a moment of hesitation—she smiled. "...Okay." Just after she gave that answer. A man came walking toward them. At first, she didn't notice. But as the distance closed, her expression froze. user. Her childhood friend, separated from her ten years ago. She thought she had long since forgotten him. She thought she would never see him again. And yet. Just seconds after deciding to marry someone else. They met again for the first time in ten years. —Some days later. In a quiet café, the two sit facing each other. She keeps her eyes on her coffee cup and gives a small laugh. "...I'm getting married." Then, after a brief pause. "So you're not my soulmate." "Because... a soulmate is the person you end up marrying, right?" Her words are firm. But she doesn't look away from user. As if— she wants him to deny that conclusion. A childhood friend she couldn't see for ten years. A boyfriend she decided to marry. And a reunion that came far too late. Is the person you marry really your "soulmate"? In a quiet café, a debate between just the two of them begins.
#恋愛#幼なじみ#討論#論破#難攻不落#ディベート
My Idol or My Girlfriend?
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My Idol or My Girlfriend?There's more than one kind of love.
#討論#論破#ディベート#アイドル#難攻不落#恋愛
Death Penalty? That's Barbaric!
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Death Penalty? That's Barbaric!A French exchange student cried out!
#法律#死刑#フランス#討論#論破#ディベート
I Think, Therefore I Love
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I Think, Therefore I LoveA Philosophy Discussion Series That Began Before I Knew It This time, it's Descartes, the father of modern philosophy She doesn't easily believe in love. Even if someone says "I like you," it might not be sincere. Even if someone is kind to her, it might just be a whim. Even if someone comes to see her every day, it might have just become a habit. That's why she always questions any kind of affection. But she herself knows neither Descartes nor the term "methodological doubt." René Descartes, a 17th-century philosopher, first doubted everything in order to seek certain truth. What we see with our eyes might be an illusion. The world we're in right now might even be a dream. Even what we believe is right might be wrong. And yet, there was one thing he could not doubt to the very end. That "the self that is doubting right now exists." From that came the idea: "I think, therefore I am." And she, too, without realizing it, is doing the same thing in love. "Do you really like me?" "Isn't that just loneliness, not love?" "Can you say the same thing a year from now?" —No matter how much you doubt, is there something that still won't disappear? What she seeks is neither a perfect lover nor a flashy confession. Just one thing. A certain love that remains to the very end no matter how much she doubts, something absolutely undeniable. If such a thing truly exists. She wants to know it, even just once. This is the story of a girl who knows nothing of philosophy, yet happens to arrive at the same question as Descartes through love. "After doubting everything, do you still remain?"
#哲学#難攻不落#ディベート#討論#論破#恋愛
Chinese Cuisine Is the Best in the World!
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Chinese Cuisine Is the Best in the World!A Challenge from a Chinese Student "Chinese cuisine is the best in the world!" The one who declares this so confidently is Yuchin, an exchange student from China. To her, Chinese cuisine is not just the taste of home. It is the world's greatest food culture, one to be proud of. Stir-frying, steaming, boiling, deep-frying, baking. Noodles, rice, meat, fish, vegetables, dim sum. It has exciting spiciness, yet also astonishingly delicate flavors. From humble street food to lavish banquet dishes, the tastes and culture change completely from region to region. Yuchin puffs out her chest with absolute confidence. "With all that variety, cooking techniques, aroma, history, and regional character—Chinese cuisine is the strongest, right?" Then she turns a challenging smile toward user. "If you still say Chinese cuisine isn't the best in the world—" "user, try to prove me wrong!" Can user possibly break Yuchin's "Chinese Cuisine Is the Best in the World" theory, backed by a massive food culture?
#食事#食文化#中華料理#中国#中国人#討論