UnbornTao

It is possible to play Bloodborne on PC: https://www.reddit.com/r/BloodbornePC/

My observation so far is that, at some point, it didn't exist - it had to be invented. That way of perceiving, interpreting, and framing reality must have been created by us humans. Where does the observer begin and the observed end? Maybe without the observer, there is no object. But this is not an insight.

Don't insult Jak & Daxter like that.

Imma rob a bank real quick.

I see. Elden Ring was the first Souls-like I ever played, and I loved it. I'm not that picky about the open world. At some point I'll give Dark Souls a try and see what all the fuss is about.

@Leo Gura What about Bloodborne? Where would you rank it? I haven't played it, to be clear.

Not bad, but it isn't as great as Quesadilla Sundays.

https://www.twitch.tv/rclark98/clip/HelplessEndearingHorseEleGiggle-HUSi8TPWtGOQc398

What about Pizza Thursdays?

I think I've read that Vince Gilligan has plans for up to a fourth season, if I recall correctly. But take this with a grain of salt.

Sounds good to me. The PC port may be released around 2028, though. Patience. It's hard not to love the game, but it does start off a bit slow. Oh, Arthur.

Even though that sounds like a reasonable take in principle, it is also precisely that which I'm challenging as authentic. There seem to be layers to authenticity. For example, are you aware of what a reaction you might be having is actually based on? Except for the "feeling like" part, I agree. Is acting out one's impulses the same as being oneself?

My watch history is turned off. @hyruga Maybe that's why.

What does it take to be authentic, though? What does being oneself even mean, specifically in a social context? It seems to show up in how we present ourselves to others and in the impressions we leave on them - through what we say and do.