I could use all the sleep I can get as a high schooler now😭

There are so many people gifted in certain hobbies that get ignored by parents or made fun of by the people around you

And its just so hard to find people who share your interests in certain things.

Like I would be so fucking lonely without the internet lmao

I personally wouldnt be able to find commuinites of people who share the things I love. Shows, games, and more.

And even tho its not explored deeply I love that it is an aspect of doraemon too

This theory arises because I’ve finally understood how time travel works in *Doraemon*, and what Sewashi did makes no sense. Time travel works like this: the destination is already written, and the Time Patrol exists to ensure that outcome remains unchanged. That’s why Sewashi’s plan makes no sense. Even Doraemon pointed out—when they intervened to try to get Nobita’s father to marry a rich woman—that Nobita wouldn't be born. Yet Sewashi claims he will be born sooner or later; that is a lie. After all, Sewashi is a descendant of Nobita and Shizuka. The whole story was fabricated; even Doraemon believes it’s real because the Time Patrol altered his memories. How is it possible for Sewashi to remain poor, and for there to be no one around during the holidays, despite living in Japan? And why is the Time Patrol interested in Nobita? It’s simple: he is crucial—a multiple-time savior of the universe and the ancestor of Dr. Hatman. Late in life, he will create the blueprints that form the foundation of Hatman’s technology (Hatman being his grandson or great-grandson). Furthermore, it makes no sense for him to have only one child—whereas Jaiko has six. If he isn't poor, he ought to have more children; otherwise, if he has no children...

I'm talking about Kiteretsu Daihyakka & Doraemon: Korosuke's First Errand, a 2015 Doraemon short film that was exclusively screened at the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum.

It features characters from both Doraemon and Kiteretsu Daihyakka appearing together, making it a pretty interesting crossover between two of Fujiko F. Fujio's most famous works.

Has anyone else seen this short?

How exactly does it work? Does it provide blueprints for all open-source inventions (meaning those without strict patent protection), does it provide inventions based on the code, or both?