Yes, Skadi talks about duality in Imaginary Scramble. She specifically mentions that the Void Space is more akin to a primordial chaos or nothingness that everything spawns from. I'd have to recheck as this is from memory, but a duality system is mentioned.
i mean duality of existence and not existence
hmm, got it. So we need a statement like "this thing is so extreme that it transcends everything and cannot be described by any word" for apophatic theology right?
"There is something that we called .... as there can't be any reference, our words can't reach ...... as they too weak, the only way to describe ...... is throw negation"
isn't parabramhan apophatic then? It transcends all conceptualizations and descriptions
Not one of the most informed on Hindu philo/theology, but most religions have a branch of it that describes it as apophatic. Even christianity and islamic religions.
That also work but if Issei ask for apophatic definition aside from root
Don't see how anything would change from the original encounter. Unless you change the entirety of the scene, that is how it would play as long as it is any Kojiro vs Artoria Saber.
Don't think so.
Thoughts on what I said about Assesin?
this is funny because Van Gogh actually was inspired by hokusai’s work in real life (he did view the great wave) before he did starry night
real life Van Gogh, you could say, was one of the first weebs (he collected Japanese prints)
like this (i put a comma since completely removing it causes the reply to disappear
Besides, funny enough I got Van Gogh and Nemo in the recent limited time event of FGO.
this is funny because Van Gogh actually was inspired by hokusai’s work in real life (he did view the great wave) before he did starry night
real life Van Gogh, you could say, was one of the first weebs (he collected Japanese prints)
i heard nemo isn't a good servant though? (i wonder why)
www.theguardian.com
He's good, he's a 5 star servant thoi heard nemo isn't a good servant though? (i wonder why)
How Hokusai's Great Wave crashed into Van Gogh's Starry Night
Writer says Dutch painter was influenced by Japanese print he is known to have admired
Van Gogh was kinda a mad person regardless, so not surprising
We can't blame him, Asian art was always admired by the West since Medieval times.
True, true. Exoticness is what catches attention.
It's a stupid grind event (like all events), but has a nice story
Tbh? Nah. I don’t like her much. Makes me feel uncomfortable.
Nemo won't dissapoint you, I can assure you that.
Almost all events in gacha like this
