My Father Has Become a Beautiful Girl and It's a Lot of Pain - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

[WatcherReads]

impregante the dilf

your pfp says otherwise LMAO

 

[Username1122cat]

Tbh that book is actually really good, i love malcolm gladwell

Lol. Its obv no one here has actually read the book and why it's relevant to the manga.

For those interested:

The Black Swan is a book about unknown unknowns. Basically, you are talking about events or information that you would completely disrupt an industry, business, or peoples.

The American terrorist attack 9/11 is used in the book. Because previously, airplane hijackings were seen as a way to take hostages in the 1960s to the 1990s. If you based your hypothesis on those hostage events, no one expected to use an airplane as a bomb. It was actually new and imaginative thinking to crash an airplane into shit.

For you the reader listening to this, your knowledge, perspective and information of whatever should always be considered incomplete, outdated, or wrong.

Ex. That girl you are interested in isn't shy, she already has a boyfriend you don't know about. But everyone in class knows you are super into them, and they are too nervous to tell you.

So in this case, the black swan is a DILF turning into a hot girl. Which is funny, because I would think any hungry capitalist motherfucker would take advantage of a second youth and dominate like an isekai.

Read books guys, shit will make you strong.

 

[theredendermen]

Lol. Its obv no one here has actually read the book and why it's relevant to the manga.

For those interested:

The Black Swan is a book about unknown unknowns. Basically, you are talking about events or information that you would completely disrupt an industry, business, or peoples.

The American terrorist attack 9/11 is used in the book. Because previously, airplane hijackings were seen as a way to take hostages in the 1960s to the 1990s. If you based your hypothesis on those hostage events, no one expected to use an airplane as a bomb. It was actually new and imaginative thinking to crash an airplane into shit.

For you the reader listening to this, your knowledge, perspective and information of whatever should always be considered incomplete, outdated, or wrong.

Ex. That girl you are interested in isn't shy, she already has a boyfriend you don't know about. But everyone in class knows you are super into them, and they are too nervous to tell you.

So in this case, the black swan is a DILF turning into a hot girl. Which is funny, because I would think any hungry capitalist motherfucker would take advantage of a second youth and dominate like an isekai.

Read books guys, shit will make you strong.

but i have read it tho……

 

[T-sama]

Whoops. Sorry I forgot to put the source

Kimi ni Aisarete Itakatta
I haven't read it btw so not sure if it's good.

Thanks dude
looks at link
oh boy, it's from  that mangaka

 

[MidnighTea]

So in this case, the black swan is a DILF turning into a hot girl. Which is funny, because I would think any hungry capitalist motherfucker would take advantage of a second youth and dominate like an isekai.

Read books guys, shit will make you strong.

I did actually mention the concept of a Black Swan event earlier in this thread, but you pretty much summed it up nicely better than I did. I think part of the point here is that the dad is a hypocrite who internalized what he was reading, but wasn't ready to put any of it into practice. And that, yeah, to whatever degree after being so rigid and abusive he "deserves" this upset in his life.

That said... (spoiler) l do think he rebounds somewhat using the new opportunity, going by later raws.

 

[Username1122cat]

but i have read it tho……

I believe yo, bro. I wrote that out because the book is wordy, and I wanted to sum it up for people reading this thread.

 

[R2_Vanitas]

bang yo fathar

 

[Soren59]

Shit. Bro went from lookin like a hitman to a total fuckable NEET type hentai character.

Wouldn't wish this to happen on anyone's father

Honestly though, if I was in his shoes I'd take it.

Going from a 50+ year old man who's probably going to have health issues in a few years (if not already) to a 20 or so year old beautiful girl seems like a no brainer.

 

[Yuuki_Kataishi]

Please don't fuck your dad, please don't fuck your dad, please don't fuck your dad, please don't fuck your dad, please don't fuck your dad, please don't fuck your dad!!!!

 

[subliminal]

Lol. Its obv no one here has actually read the book and why it's relevant to the manga.

For those interested:

The Black Swan is a book about unknown unknowns. Basically, you are talking about events or information that you would completely disrupt an industry, business, or peoples.

The American terrorist attack 9/11 is used in the book. Because previously, airplane hijackings were seen as a way to take hostages in the 1960s to the 1990s. If you based your hypothesis on those hostage events, no one expected to use an airplane as a bomb. It was actually new and imaginative thinking to crash an airplane into shit.

For you the reader listening to this, your knowledge, perspective and information of whatever should always be considered incomplete, outdated, or wrong.

Ex. That girl you are interested in isn't shy, she already has a boyfriend you don't know about. But everyone in class knows you are super into them, and they are too nervous to tell you.

So in this case, the black swan is a DILF turning into a hot girl. Which is funny, because I would think any hungry capitalist motherfucker would take advantage of a second youth and dominate like an isekai.

Read books guys, shit will make you strong.

Actually the use of planes to fly into buildings was foreshadowed in a couple of books, imagery of the twin towers had been produced for several decades before, Bin Laden worked as a cia contractor.
It's a very messy event, even the models of how the buildings could have collapsed in the way they actually did don't make all that much sense.

But I digress from my intent. I've not read Taleb's black swan, but his commentary piece of "iq a pseudoscientifica swindel" is so intentionally misleading designed to mischaracterise the field of psychometrics and inteligence research that it put me off anything by him,

 

[Goldenhoneyrain]

Bro went str8 to depression

 

[somercet]

But I digress from my intent. I've not read Taleb's black swan, but his commentary piece of "iq a pseudoscientifica swindel" is so intentionally misleading

When the hell did Taleb write that? He may have said that IQ is independent of certain other character traits that bring success, or taken others to task for overstating what IQ does, but there's no way he said IQ is a swindle.

Tbh that book is actually really good, i love malcolm gladwell

No, The Black Swan is a book by Nicholas Nassim Taleb, the author of Fooled By Randomness. It's all about how our brains accidentally impose order on events that seem (or are) orderly, but are subject to random, perhaps also violent, interruptions.

Oh, wait, did subliminal also mistake Taleb for Gladwell? I've not read Gladwell so he may have called IQ a "swindle."

 

[subliminal]

When the hell did Taleb write that? He may have said that IQ is independent of certain other character traits that bring success, or taken others to task for overstating what IQ does, but there's no way he said IQ is a swindle.

No, The Black Swan is a book by Nicholas Nassim Taleb, the author of Fooled By Randomness. It's all about how our brains accidentally impose order on events that seem (or are) orderly, but are subject to random, perhaps also violent, interruptions.

Oh, wait, did subliminal also mistake Taleb for Gladwell? I've not read Gladwell so he may have called IQ a "swindle."

https://letmegoogleforyou.com/?q=IQ is largely a pseudoscientific swindle Taleb

 

[theredendermen]

When the hell did Taleb write that? He may have said that IQ is independent of certain other character traits that bring success, or taken others to task for overstating what IQ does, but there's no way he said IQ is a swindle.

No, The Black Swan is a book by Nicholas Nassim Taleb, the author of Fooled By Randomness. It's all about how our brains accidentally impose order on events that seem (or are) orderly, but are subject to random, perhaps also violent, interruptions.

Oh, wait, did subliminal also mistake Taleb for Gladwell? I've not read Gladwell so he may have called IQ a "swindle."

No, you're right, i mistook to author, love both books but i was reading David and Goliath at the time and got the authors mixed up.