What subjects do you mostly like to talk about?

[glennsong]

@Noglastiaa I used to read a lot of stuff on astrophysics and cosmology, but that was a long time ago. Hyperspace by Michiro Kaku was one of my favorites since he really boiled a lot of these high concept ideas down into something that was easy enough to understand (with a bit of math thrown in). I still get a kick out of exploring the concept of higher dimensions to reconcile the forces in our universe.

These days the things I like to discuss are...well, how to make things. I enjoy writing stories, drawing comics, and I enjoy discussing the process behind how I do those things and learn how other people do their work too. I guess, I'm more interested in the craftsmanship of how things get made.

Games, especially game development is another interest of mine. Traveling overseas and places to visit, and how folks travel interest me. Folks with different lifestyles and paths through life are fascinating (yeah, I suppose I just want to learn about people and how they live).

My taste in anime and manga is eclectic, I guess, so it's hard to find folks who enjoy talking about shoujo/josei shows. Those shows aren't as cool as AoT or One Punch Man.

[YamamotoRyuunosuke]

I'm the same @Noglastiaa , I find it really frustrating that no one can have a proper serious talk about this because they lack of interest and knowledge. My father is the only person I can talk with about this.

I also like to discuss different points of view on what reality is and how we perceive it. And well, a lot themes that not many people really care.

And of course manga and anime, I prefer manga to be honest, I can spend indefinite amounts of time talking about manga, not only about the works themselves but also about how Japanese audiovisual entertainment is produced and advertised and how companies work internally.

[demthorshie]

Anything to do with video games, food, the paranormal and the 80s typically piques my interests every time!

[zetina]

my favourite topic is me.

[Thesleepypencil]

Oh as someone who was raised from birth on star wars. Loved it.

Like most i understand the plot is fairly mirrory to A new hope. But i can't help but adore the new ensemble of characters. Literally in love with Rey and Finn. The movie didn't lack what the originals had which is humour and the strong base theme of Love. Which is shown throughout the movie and was great.

Also as someone who studied cinematography i think it was beautiful. I've watched it four times and every time the flow of the soundtrack, certain pan shots, and amazing lighting always takes my breath away. T might not be the prittiest movie I've seen but it is still pretty and well put together.

[thomasfallaeriksen]

Lots of things. A few reoccuring themes are drawing (technique, maerials, tools, artists +++) vintage cars, music (artists, instruments, playing), and always some passing obsession.

But the things that I find the most interesting usually makes people think I'm a paranoid tinfoil hatter. At the moment I find Saturn symbolism, the real meaning behind legalese, and conspiracies in religion very fasinating.
People often wont listen to this, so instead I make comics out of it.

[getsuart]

Food.

Oh yes. Food.

And movies and old music.

[yvettegustafsson]

I don't like talking anymore. Sometimes I do, but I always feel like I take over (and sometimes kill the subject). I'd rather have people tell me about themselves but I'm not super good at asking the questions that get them started, I'm afraid. But I guess... I do like retelling anecdotes about science like physical and mental anomalies, that's quite fascinating!

[Kura]

Video games is usually the topic that usually makes it hard for me to shut up about.

[SpavVy]

I like talking about food and eating food.
I also like supernatural stuff (no not the tv show.)

[Stellamari]

The frailty of life.

[scythe]

I'm the same, a Star Wars fanatic, and I had a great time. I recognise that no matter what, the originals will represent that childhood that magic that can't be replicated, so the moment I stop trying to compare everything to them, I can relax and really get into it, which is what I did. I'm definitely going back with some more friends.

[kazukitakamura126]

I usually like to talk about the art of comics, story/characters and art in general. Sometimes I talk about other things like life and the likes of that, well only with people I know.

[phen]

Heck yes, we've got a room full of people who have some hardcore cool interests, aaa! Let's talk about video games and ghosts, guys! And kung fu (which will eventually devolve into an argument on dubbed versus subbed foreign films)!

[efdvorsky]

Astrobiology, Cosmology, String Theory, Astronomy, all that jazz and it's wonderful branches much like @Noglastiaa. I adore it to no end, hell right now i'm just reviewing over Stephen Hawking's Brief History of Time so I can move on to the harder books and I'm so excited <3 I actually can't wait to get into the big chunks of it for my comic, ngl. /)>v>(\ baby steps~

Another thing is sociological construct like..I've taken forensics classes for fun/research as well so I enjoy talking about that kind of stuff. The study of the dark side and social construct in general has been a few classes I've taken for the same reason. There's also a comic I want to make about the mafia and that ended up making me purchase a LOT of books on the subject and now....I'm kind of a sucker for it. I love to sit down and debate the subject in a social and economical methods. As well as how similar aspects reflect both the patriarchy as well as modern "capitalism". (Feminist topics are a thing for me too, by the by)

And then you get storytelling deconstruction, the paranormal, Puerto Rican history since it's been so erased on purpose

and of course, animation!! \:D/

[Alila]

Well I personally make my comics based on my actual personal experiences, that are usually comedy oriented.

[ucee43bbb999847b]

Boys, books, movies and food

[sadlittlespook]

Food, music, games, comics, anime, and characters because I mostly just kinda talk to my friends and we have a huge range of interests n shizz. Plus we like to babble to each other about our characters and laugh at stupid ideas of what would happen if they met up.

[Doubtcent]

I've recently been all about media... Except for music. I'm not all that passionate about music.
But I love to talk about writing, in just about all forms. I love to compare and contrast how certain storylines work and how others don't... It's pretty fun.
Comics have become a big part of my life as well, so I often talk about it if the subject comes up. Also videogames. Lots and lots of videogames.

[heterodont]

I (once) spent 3 hours in a skype call purely talking about angels and related lore from various religions, which is frankly the only topic I'm positive I'm 'passionate' about.

I also like talking about art. Not discussing it as you would when looking at some fine art piece or something, but just discussions about how to use certain mediums or just asking someone how they go about doing their stuff and so on so forth.