While he could contextualize the emotional states of others and identify what it was they were feeling based on bodily cues and general inferences, he found himself simply not caring for most anyone at all in his typical state. Considering that this is perhaps the fourth day, which surpasses his usual sleepless binges by a solid twenty-four hours, he isn't feeling quite as patient as he pretends to usually be. More, he finds he feels even less inclined to make an attempt at typical social graces.
So, instead, he watches as Hajime hollers pointlessly up toward the metaphorical station rafters. If it was as many of them speculated, there wasn't a point in trying to appeal to scientific inquiry when the rules of explicit consent were discarded for unknown experiments. ]
Randomization, [ he says, after a long moment. He's bundled up in the white of his coat, the hood pulled up over his head. He looks comfortable, despite the ongoing musical crisis. His tone sounds crisp and cool, steady. The only thing that gives away any sort of fatigue is the fact he's relying heavily on the wall beside him to keep himself propped up. ] For valid results, every individual should have unique characteristics. [ He pauses, blinking heavily once or twice before continuing. ] Data provided by similar participant pools won't represent the target population.
[ Sorry, Hajime. He isn't here to comfort anyone usually. Never mind at the moment. ]
003a.
While he could contextualize the emotional states of others and identify what it was they were feeling based on bodily cues and general inferences, he found himself simply not caring for most anyone at all in his typical state. Considering that this is perhaps the fourth day, which surpasses his usual sleepless binges by a solid twenty-four hours, he isn't feeling quite as patient as he pretends to usually be. More, he finds he feels even less inclined to make an attempt at typical social graces.
So, instead, he watches as Hajime hollers pointlessly up toward the metaphorical station rafters. If it was as many of them speculated, there wasn't a point in trying to appeal to scientific inquiry when the rules of explicit consent were discarded for unknown experiments. ]
Randomization, [ he says, after a long moment. He's bundled up in the white of his coat, the hood pulled up over his head. He looks comfortable, despite the ongoing musical crisis. His tone sounds crisp and cool, steady. The only thing that gives away any sort of fatigue is the fact he's relying heavily on the wall beside him to keep himself propped up. ] For valid results, every individual should have unique characteristics. [ He pauses, blinking heavily once or twice before continuing. ] Data provided by similar participant pools won't represent the target population.
[ Sorry, Hajime. He isn't here to comfort anyone usually. Never mind at the moment. ]