>>383301 TELLm when you are at redmane castle and dont play 2.99 just wait for 3.0 cuz it crashes and dlc has like fucked up lighting now its crazy, and what would you do if i was watching this video at table in mansion and it was my 28th time watching it on loop and everyone is getting angry and you are sitting next to me
<how would african culture and society change if the phenomenon of kigurumi existed and was generally widespread at the time of the bush hunter gatherers? >This is a fascinating alternate-history question because the answer depends less on the technology and more on the social effects of a widespread, realistic disguise culture. >If we assume that kigurumi-style full-body anime-girl costumes existed throughout sub-Saharan Africa among hunter-gatherer societies thousands of years ago, and that they were common enough to become a normal social institution, the consequences would probably be much larger than simply "people wear costumes." >A few likely effects: >Identity would become more fluid In many hunter-gatherer societies, people know each other personally. Reputation, kinship, age, and sex are visible and important social facts. >If highly convincing kigurumi allowed people to appear as idealized anime girls regardless of their actual appearance, then physical identity becomes less reliable. Societies would likely develop stronger emphasis on: >Voice recognition >Personal ornaments >Clan symbols >Ritual introductions >Behavioral cues >A person's "social self" might become partly separate from their biological self.
