Death Note Episode 11-12

Continuing my train of thought from last week - I don't think that I would use a Death Note very much even if I could prove that this world is a simulation. Which implies that I put a moral value on life even if it only exists as a representation. Doesn't this in turn lead to the conclusion that there comes a point where it is immoral to turn off an AI? I don't think we're particularly near that point yet - large language models are great at what they do, but they're not actually intelligent, sentient or conscious.

Just like in Korean, in Japanese most sentences are genderless, it is translated as "He" just cause they chose a gender for English which needs them, but on Asian languages it is rarely seen. Also, the rules are not hard Tim! You know most of them! You have already seen other people writing the names in the Death Note, remember Ray Pember? The detective Light killed in the train? He gave him some files to fill the names of everyone involved in the investigation, and the detective did, and like that he killed everybody, cause it was pages from the Death Note that Light gave him. Also yeah, this is amazing, the story gets complex and crazy from now on. (More than it already was)

I can't wait for you to see more of misa in the upcoming episodes. Misa is one of my favourite characters in the story by how much she affects the chess game between light and L

With how much you're loving Death Note and the complexity, I highly recommend Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion afterward. It's wild, high IQ protagonist, moral/ethical stakes, and plot-twists/genius level development as well

40:47 the translation says "he" but in Japanese it's actually all genderless. In Japanese, using gender neutral pronounces or just dropping pronounces is more of the default, usually gender isn't specified unless you want to emphasize it for some reason, which sometime make things hard to translate to English...