I don't think we live in a simulation, but I'm not entirely sure either.
However, I do believe the media has created consensual hallucinations. It would appear that the majority unquestioningly choose one source for their "information" and completely disregard all other sources, especially those that don't conform to their preferred worldview.
Taking the red pill is painful. To apply critical thinking and suspend prior biases in the face of "conflicting" information is an unbearable alternative to the blue pill.
Thanks for replying. I agree, people seem hesitant to process new information which makes me think they’re automatons. On one hand it’s good, they make excellent customers and personas. On the other hand, it’s a little sad.
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I don't think we live in a simulation, but I'm not entirely sure either.
However, I do believe the media has created consensual hallucinations. It would appear that the majority unquestioningly choose one source for their "information" and completely disregard all other sources, especially those that don't conform to their preferred worldview.
Taking the red pill is painful. To apply critical thinking and suspend prior biases in the face of "conflicting" information is an unbearable alternative to the blue pill.
Thanks for replying. I agree, people seem hesitant to process new information which makes me think they’re automatons. On one hand it’s good, they make excellent customers and personas. On the other hand, it’s a little sad.