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@RepGesAuto_NieR ま、本日の事件のかげでもう日本人のオタクって兄貴じゃないって理解しましたね
そんなにいい文化にそんなにグズって育てたのは残念。頑張って知らない「俺らが正しい、ゴミの外国人が泥棒」って言うやつらと会話する意味がないですね
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@RepGesAuto_NieR I apologize if I sent you too many messages on this subject.
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伸びスギィ!
返信どころかリプライ読むのもキツイので僕はこのあたりで勘弁を……
意見交換は自由にしてもらっていいです、ハイ。
レプオート@RepGesAuto_NieR
いやー、直に対話してようやく理解したが、西では「企業=巨大悪」の定義付けがここまでなされていたとは。話には聞いていたが実際見ると割とカルチャーショックかも。
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@RepGesAuto_NieR smartphone? no, no cariño, yo te veo desde la web en mi laptop jeje *te beso la nariz* que lindura eres, pero si, esto pasa mucho cuando estas en twitter, ahora que la torre de babel volvio a construirse y todos hablamos de nuevo un solo idioma, podemos hablar de temas diversos
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@RepGesAuto_NieR 先日イーロン・マスクがバベルの塔を再建して以来、私はここに投稿する文章が何となく「翻訳された日本語」のような調子になっている事に気づきました。⇐これはやりすぎ(笑)
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@OldmanWeird そう、理解してるよ。
だけど日本人は実体がない「著作権」が被害に遭うと猛烈に怒るんだ。コレは彼等なりの道徳意識と遵法精神から起こる現象だ。
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@RepGesAuto_NieR Если никто не продаёт официально, то в пиратстве нет зла, потому что нет пострадавшей стороны. Никто ничего физически не теряет от цифровой копии. Просто электрический заряд сохраняется в SSD.
Если легально продают игры, музыку или видео, то совесть не позволяет пиратить.
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@RepGesAuto_NieR no se si darte follow, ya que creo no eres el tipo de perfil que suelo seguir en mi perfil jaja, pero he interactuado con tus post ultimamente porque no paras de salir en mi feed
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逆にガチガチの作文を高確度で作成できるのも日本語の強みかもしれない。
レプオート@RepGesAuto_NieR
ネイティブの日本語、主語どころかありとあらゆる文言を省略できるので本当に機械翻訳に向いていない。翻訳される可能性がある時は可能な限りガチガチの文章を作るべきだ。
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@RepGesAuto_NieR Hello. My favorite silent movie is Nosferatu from 1922. It almost became lost forever because the widow of Bram Stoker sued the film makers and demanded all copies to be burned. But pirated copies circulated and now the movie can be openly enjoyed. It's a gnostic, gothic classic.

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@RepGesAuto_NieR Asians in general tend to be conformist and obedient.
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@RepGesAuto_NieR That's why it is important to understand cultural differences, nuances and laws from other Countries. I don't think this would have grown into such a large unproductive discussion if people on both sides had not resorted to insults and name calling.
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@RepGesAuto_NieR Sorry aber die Debatte haben wir bereits abschließend im Jahr 2005 geführt, Japan hat da offensichtlich nicht mitgemacht
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I think it's largely in part due to the constant exchanges in ideas between cultures in the West. Japan spent a lot of its time in isolation and inherited the collectivist nature of China. For the West, countries constantly fought against one another. People who thought they had the "right" ideals would be destroyed and then those viewpoints would be called into question.
In America, the country itself came into existence over a disagreement about taxes and representation that ended in the independence of the country from its ruler. Conflict, debate, and revolution of ideas are inherent to our culture. The Japanese are much more willing to bend to existing structures, which leads to a more peaceful and functioning society, but it also means that issues within that system exist for very long periods of time. It leads to stagnation and decline.
Of course the opposite is true and our chaotic nature also leads to decline, like what we have now, but our cycles of prosperity and decline are much faster. Someone can experience a rise and fall within a lifetime. In Japanese history, the establishment can take multiple generations to change in any meaningful way.
In a way, Westerners are fine with chaos and conflict as long as they get to have a say in how the future is made. Meanwhile it often feels like many Asian cultures will bend to the will of society if it means keeping peace. It's sort of a fundamental difference in philosophy that's hard for the other to grasp.
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@RepGesAuto_NieR For the most part, I agree with following the law as well. But are times where you would feel that some rules are rigged or bad too, right?
I wouldn't instantly go break them, but I'd at least speak against it.
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@RepGesAuto_NieR It's about the feeling that things we love are being taken away FROM us unreasonably. Or being subjected to restrictions that make no sense in the 21st century.
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@GurzonBear 結局日本は日本のルールでしか物事を語っていないからね。突拍子も無く聞こえるかもしれないけど、日本で違法なら日本人にとっては全世界で違法に等しいんだ。だっていちいち別の国の法律なんて調べたくないからね
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@RepGesAuto_NieR I'm well aware of how Pachinko and sex services work, my point here is that somehow Japanese people getting around a law by exploiting a technicality is ok, but somehow doing something legal overseas that conflicts with the Japanese rule on IP is somehow the act of thieves?
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