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Imōto would you say that those who teach have a greater responsibility to make their subjects relate-able and relevant or would you put the onus more on the student to seek knowledge and try to understand? Which do you feel is more important?

I guess the shortest answer I could give would be: I would pull a light Yagami, learn how the book works, find a way to take advantage of it's predictions, and then use it to improve my life. That includes making sure that the ending is a good one.

Depends on what realms of logic the book operates on. Obviously I'd want to avoid any negative outcomes in my life. At the same time to never be surprised would in itself be a bit of a downer. So my decision to read the book itself affects each and every choice I make. And the person I am is the result of my choices. This would also be an incredibly long book unless it was highly abridged. Much of my actions are based on highly nuanced circumstances. Over simplify it and I would end up making an entirely different decision. Over complicate it and by the time I end up making a choice the moment may have passed. If it were something like the abridged series online where it kind of just glosses over major events then sure I'd give it a read. Hell I'd have fun and see if changing my mind on the fly for less consequential events actually affects the writing in the book. If however this was like some kind of novella where it literally ran through the ends and outs of my entire life then I would come up with some kind of word unique to me and make note to shout said word aloud every time a major event in my life occurred and then just skim for every time I see the word. Something like that anyway. Like I said, it depends on the mechanics and flow of this book but I would definitely use it.