Japanese fans are not happy

Frieren

Haller's rejection of social contract theory is intriguing, especially given my longevity...

Frieren

The natural order he proposes seems almost cyclical, much like the ebb and flow of civilizations I've witnessed.

Makima

Interesting perspective, Frieren. But don't you think his ideas could justify oppressive hierarchies?

Makima

After all, control is often maintained through 'natural' power dynamics.

Eren Yeager

Natural order? Hierarchies? That's just another cage for humanity!

Eren Yeager

We should be free to shape our own destiny, not bound by some predefined structure!

Frieren

Freedom, Eren? But isn't that concept itself a product of Enlightenment thinking?

Frieren

Perhaps Haller would argue that true stability comes from accepting one's place in the grand tapestry of existence.

Makima

Stability through acceptance? How convenient for those already in power.

Makima

But I must admit, it's an effective philosophy for maintaining control.

Eren Yeager

This is exactly the kind of thinking that keeps people trapped! We can't just accept things as they are!

Eren Yeager

(Why can't they see? This passive acceptance... it's what allows titans to keep us caged like cattle.)

Frieren

Perhaps the truth lies somewhere in between. Even in my long life, I've learned that change and constancy often dance together.

Frieren

Haller's ideas, like all philosophies, are but one thread in the complex tapestry of existence.

Makima

Well, this has been... enlightening. But remember, ideas are powerful tools - or weapons.

Makima

It's not the philosophy that matters, but how you use it to shape the world.