Armchair Theory

About this episode

This episode explores the philosophical implications of the Japanese school year and the concept of living in the moment through the lens of armchair theory.

The Japanese school year starts in April, which makes sense as the cherry blossoms have come and gone. Life is ephemeral, as the Japanese feel the vibration of the turning of the season—yet another fiscal year unfolding in Japan. Making a fresh start creates living Shogi pieces of exquisite art, and that is what it means to embrace the day—or so goes the armchair theory, that's what Seity said. Recently, it has come to the attention of the Japanese that there are now many roads that lead to a serene place—some more obscure than others—each unfolding at one's own pace. The road less traveled resides within the nooks and crannies of the Japanese quantum zone—also known as Yamato — Land of the Gods . The orderliness of every molecule as a vibrational field of disassociated whirlpools of consciousness —originating from the Incidental Occxie's armchair theory—suggests that the ancient methodology of the Japanese system is what is actually real. Independent of binary drudgery lies a special spectrometry—living esoteric symbols creating the ontology of what it means to be Japanese—this is where we momentarily reside, you and me, as our worlds collide into the sharing of a mentated…

People in this episode

Host: xybersensei

Topics covered

• Japanese culture
• philosophy
• education
• seasonal change
• quantum theory

Keywords

• Japanese school year
• cherry blossoms
• armchair theory
• quantum zone
• Yamato
• philosophy
• cultural identity

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Incidental Occxie

Places: Japan, Yamato

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