The Mysterious Serial Experiments Lain PS1 Game

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• OB

  @obviobvi · 1 year ago

  "So for this essay, I rewatched Serial Experiments Lane, played the game, read the manga, art books, and several magazine articles, AND uploaded my consciousness to the Wired."

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• NE

  @NexusApollo · 1 year ago

  I imagine this guy has scribblings of Lain on his walls, floors and ceiling while having different photos of Lain connected with strings on a pinboard while Duvet plays on repeat in the background.

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• HY

  @hyeroo773 · 1 year ago

  Lain has the same feeling as a horror ARG, where you sometimes have to consume all the surrounding media and context to get the full picture, and even then you're still question wtf just happened.

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• PA

  @pagodrink · 1 year ago

  one of the aspect I appreciate about Lain is how she is Omnipresent and still so confused about her Identity even in the end, hits harder nowadays when we have so much information online yet with search engines things are slipping through the crack, and you have  comb through it just to find information. Like Lain, we have all the information we could need, but we still can't process it to understand our world

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• PA

  @paris6807 · 1 year ago

  “A 6 week intensive course on serial experiments lane” is fr the lain viewing experience

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• XE

  @Xeronoia · 1 year ago

  Okay but "Pay attention to the conversation" and "Sometimes you have to wait for them to call you" is a million times better than "Just throw 500 presents in their face" as far as dating sims go.

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• PA

  @pathi.c · 1 year ago

  There's something funny about seeing black bars over a language I already can't read.

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• CZ

  @czowiekrenesansu9036 · 11 months ago

  I know that this comment is quite late but i think that what&apos;s father says to Lain when he&apos;s telling her, that next time they should drink tea and eat madeleine might be a reference to Marcel Proust series of books &quot;in the search of lost time&quot; where main protagonist dip his madeleine in tea and eat it, which cause him to experience return of memories from his childhood. So the father&apos;s proposition is invitation to reminiscing of the times when they shared their live togheter as &quot;pretendet family&quot;<br>.

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• AI

  @ainsel. · 1 year ago

  &quot;turns out, its not great&quot; prolly gonna stuck in my head now

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• AC

  @acomingextinction · 1 year ago

  My wife is a clinical therapist &amp; absolutely <b>horrified</b> by my questions tonight.

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• SE

  @sessaine · 1 year ago

  &quot;i collected every Pokemon card, as part of my research for this video. turns out, it&apos;s not great.&quot;<br>&quot;i rewatched the cursed Ring tape, as part of my research for this video. turns out, it&apos;s not great.&quot;<br>&quot;i got elected as the President of the United States, as part of my research for this video. turns out-&quot;

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• DE

  @devonwilliams5738 · 1 year ago

  I love media like this from a time when the internet was fresh and new, and everyone was trying to figure out what the hell it could be.

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