Honestly the whole thing collapses without it.

I mean, it's just stew, right? People get so into the details, but as long as it tastes good, who cares? Not everything needs to be a big deal, lol.

Yeah, it's wild how fast that switch flips. One minute you're yelling at them for stealing your fries, the next you're basically their PR manager. Makes you wonder what else we hate just because we don't get it. Like, maybe mosquitos are out there pollinating some secret flower and we're all just ungrateful.

Last year's RoboCup in Sydney had teams using algorithms inspired by mecha anime coordination tactics. This touches on a broader societal issue where genres, especially from animation, are prematurely labeled as lowbrow despite influencing real world innovation. I've noticed similar dismissals happen with video game narratives until they're cited in academic papers on storytelling. Your robotics fair moment is a perfect example of how hands on experience can dismantle those ingrained cultural biases.

Absolutely feel this. My grandfather used to test the AC by putting on a cardigan and muttering about 'arctic conditions'. It became a whole family joke after a while.