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--- lb:punchy [2026-10-21 12:17:20] – [Personal Evaluation] ninjasr
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-He has another major problem, which is tied to his Japanese knowledge. I get the impression that while he can //read// Japanese, he doesn't actually //understand Japanese society and culture//. I feel anyone with even a basic understanding of it would come to the same conclusion.
+He has another major problem, which is tied to his Japanese knowledge. I get the impression that while he can //read// Japanese, he doesn't actually //understand Japanese society and culture//. I feel anyone with even a basic understanding of it would come to the same conclusion.((:fn:>And since I've visited Japan, and interacted with people in Japan, and learned more of the Japanese language...I've only started to believe this more strongly.))
 I say this because some of his observations don't make much sense in a Japanese context (which we'll get to). And this is especially ironic when you consider half of his channel is essentially dedicated to explaining Japanese games that were never released in [[lb:the West|the West]].
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 == Speculation regarding Japan & Autism ==
 Now for a bit of a pivot to my own speculation regarding Japanese society and their attitudes towards autists.\\
-I should note that I don't have any direct contact with Japanese society...for now, so this is all essentially guesswork based on what I had found out about the Japanese. I went over some important stuff in the Sango section, so I won't repeat myself on those points.
+<del>I should note that I don't have any direct contact with Japanese society...for now, so this is all essentially guesswork based on what I had found out about the Japanese.</del> This is no longer true! I have since actually //been in Japanese society//, so what I'll state is that...my assumption was completely correct: Japan //is// a paradise for high-functioning autists. I went over some important stuff in the Sango section, so I won't repeat myself on those points.
 I think that Japan is actually among the countries that is nicest to high-functioning autists. This is due to what I stated before: they don't really care how weird or eccentric you are as long as you perform your role, follow the rules and don't bother others.\\