Reading Omisyth’s write-up on 1st episode droppage brought me to a nice conclusion about this thing many of us do as anime-bloggers (myself included). We make quite a lot of  断言 and 公言, but does every series/season need a definitive yes=watch, no=garbage?

wernotdoinitrit

Somewhere in the deep, dark, and confusing world of psychology there is a rule that goes like, “If we make declaration of an action, but do not do it, then it will be easier to not do next declared action.” Now before someone points the finger at me declaring Irnotdoinitrit, I’ll point out the importance of this statement, where the validity of the statement does not matter.

We make professions as humans, but we each have a varying degree of upholding our said professions. So the question is, if not every human has a high percentage of upheld assertions, how valuable are they without individual basing? Furthermore why do we do it? I’m curious.

Essentially, we are calling out the names of our attacks…. MMMMazinger. If we are going to call it out, let’s make it Kamina-sized! (he DID get himself Gurren)

The Complement

What is the value of doing an action we did not declare? Personally, I feel it is the spice of life to do thing without even mentioning them… it is the element of surprise. To Enchant! A trip to Juno, I never expected my little adventurous friend to jump from the bridge while we swam below; she didn’t say anything, but she did it… and everyone followed. The rush!

Given, whether we state we will [not] watch/blog a series is somewhat more trivial, but I find it much easier to accomplish things without profession (less weight). Or as a well-known slogan goes:

That’s right.

Note

-This by no means attack on style or way, but a simple pondering as to whether either method is more beneficial? Stating, but not doing, or not stating but doing?
-Sunday Drive refers to the comment made on Omisynth’s blog, which implied we should just drive rather than reading road signs or making signs of our own.. going with the flow. ^_^