Arrested for a Late Manuscript: Seicho Matsumoto's 'Tokyo Express' 3 days ago (millersbookreview.com) 9 comments benbreen Reply Add to library WeakSpeller 1 day ago The title screams of LLM. For some reason LLMs love `manuscript` charcircuit 2 days ago >The tradition of lovers ending their lives together, called shinjūLover suicides we're not a tradition. Alive-in-2025 2 days ago I never heard of it before today so know nothing about it. Wikipedia has an extensive discussion of it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinj%C5%AB.Is this page false with bad references maybe, or was it just a literary tradition and not happening in the real world? charcircuit 2 days ago There is a difference between something happening in the real world and it being a tradition. 1 reply → BigTTYGothGF 2 days ago Wiki suggests otherwise: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinjū charcircuit 2 days ago The only instance of tradition on that page says it is contained within plays and literature. This is different than saying that the actual act itself, in real life, was a tradition. 1 reply →
charcircuit 2 days ago >The tradition of lovers ending their lives together, called shinjūLover suicides we're not a tradition. Alive-in-2025 2 days ago I never heard of it before today so know nothing about it. Wikipedia has an extensive discussion of it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinj%C5%AB.Is this page false with bad references maybe, or was it just a literary tradition and not happening in the real world? charcircuit 2 days ago There is a difference between something happening in the real world and it being a tradition. 1 reply → BigTTYGothGF 2 days ago Wiki suggests otherwise: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinjū charcircuit 2 days ago The only instance of tradition on that page says it is contained within plays and literature. This is different than saying that the actual act itself, in real life, was a tradition. 1 reply →
Alive-in-2025 2 days ago I never heard of it before today so know nothing about it. Wikipedia has an extensive discussion of it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinj%C5%AB.Is this page false with bad references maybe, or was it just a literary tradition and not happening in the real world? charcircuit 2 days ago There is a difference between something happening in the real world and it being a tradition. 1 reply →
charcircuit 2 days ago There is a difference between something happening in the real world and it being a tradition. 1 reply →
BigTTYGothGF 2 days ago Wiki suggests otherwise: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinjū charcircuit 2 days ago The only instance of tradition on that page says it is contained within plays and literature. This is different than saying that the actual act itself, in real life, was a tradition. 1 reply →
charcircuit 2 days ago The only instance of tradition on that page says it is contained within plays and literature. This is different than saying that the actual act itself, in real life, was a tradition. 1 reply →
The title screams of LLM. For some reason LLMs love `manuscript`
>The tradition of lovers ending their lives together, called shinjū
Lover suicides we're not a tradition.
I never heard of it before today so know nothing about it. Wikipedia has an extensive discussion of it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinj%C5%AB.
Is this page false with bad references maybe, or was it just a literary tradition and not happening in the real world?
There is a difference between something happening in the real world and it being a tradition.
1 reply →
Wiki suggests otherwise: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinjū
The only instance of tradition on that page says it is contained within plays and literature. This is different than saying that the actual act itself, in real life, was a tradition.
1 reply →