Thread - Nostr Hypermedia

Laeserin 🇻🇦 laeserin@theforest.nostr1.com 0 years ago

That's really powerful imagery! The cardboard mall is incredibly disturbing, but... yeah... oddly accurate. I guess the cardboard cutouts are analog to the concept of NPCs. Why are people non-playable characters? Because you can't activate them to accomplish something. They're like part of the scenery.

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HODL hodl@primal.net 0 years ago

Having the same thoughts and opinions as the majority locks you into some sort of mental pattern where you can’t deviate. You become locked like an npc, but it also becomes easy to route around you.

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Laeserin 🇻🇦 laeserin@theforest.nostr1.com 0 years ago

Or perhaps the majority opinion is held by the majority because that's the way most peoples' brains work, and we're generic sports that Nature allows for, to give humanity a way out of mental traps. Like the prophets of old.

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