Why do sensors hate anime?

[thisintegrated]

I had a thought.  Perhaps it's that art/animation can't be taken literally.  It relies entirely on interpretation, which requires mental processing, and sensors don't like this.  Sensors like to experience things directly, unfiltered.  They don't want to have to process lines and representations of people/objects into their real-life counterparts.  They want to be able to take things literally, and anime doesn't allow this, so they hate it.

[Chives99]

what do you mean by 'sensor'

[thisintegrated]

7 hours ago, Chives99 said:

what do you mean by 'sensor'

xSxx people, rather than xNxx people.

[Chives99]

18 minutes ago, thisintegrated said:

xSxx people, rather than xNxx people.

are you referring to the myers briggs personality types?

Edited May 18, 2022 by Chives99

[thisintegrated]

6 hours ago, Chives99 said:

are you referring to the myers briggs personality types?

Of course.  In MBTI you're either a introvert/extrovert, sensor/intuitive, feeler/thinker, judger/perceiver.

[Preety_India]

What's sensor 

[Osaid]

Hate anime? No way, tell a sensor to watch Death Note

Also, I'm guessing its not anime in particular, but shows in general? Or do they prefer shows with real life people over animated stuff? I bet they also hate books as well then, assuming the title is accurate. Idk much about MBTI tho FYI.

[thisintegrated]

21 hours ago, Osaid said:

Hate anime? No way, tell a sensor to watch Death Note

Also, I'm guessing its not anime in particular, but shows in general? Or do they prefer shows with real life people over animated stuff? I bet they also hate books as well then, assuming the title is accurate. Idk much about MBTI tho FYI.

Yes.  Sensors, specifically.

Most sensors I know love tv shows and films.  But they all hate anime, and/or think anime's for kids just because it's animated and they can't fathom the idea of an adult animation.  They also just don't care.  They don't care that there's a medium of entertainment they're potentially missing out on.

For sensors, "no experience with x = no desire for x".  Sensors don't care about potential, because potential is an abstract idea, and sensors don't do abstract thinking.

I would bet that before tv shows and films became a popular thing, sensors considered them stupid.  It's only because everyone's grown up with a tv in the house that films are now considered normal by sensors.  A more relevant example might be streaming.  Streaming was, at first, only something intuitive types engaged in.  Now that Netflix has gone mainstream in the past few years, sensors are starting to use Netflix too, but still only in the most developed countries.

 

21 hours ago, Preety_India said:

What's sensor 

All MBTI types with S.  E.g. ESTP, ESFJ, ISTP, etc.

 

Edited May 19, 2022 by thisintegrated

[integral]

Exception ISFP, love anime.

I think it's a generation thing, GenZ of all types that i've observed are into a wider range of things. 

 

 

Edited May 24, 2022 by integral

[integral]

On 2022-05-19 at 6:36 PM, thisintegrated said:

For sensors, "no experience with x = no desire for x".  Sensors don't care about potential, because potential is an abstract idea, and sensors don't do abstract thinking.

I would bet that before tv shows and films became a popular thing, sensors considered them stupid.  It's only because everyone's grown up with a tv in the house that films are now considered normal by sensors.  A more relevant example might be streaming.  Streaming was, at first, only something intuitive types engaged in.  Now that Netflix has gone mainstream in the past few years, sensors are starting to use Netflix too, but still only in the most developed countries.

That's it