@arts @MischievousTomato @TrellisHugo335 @kallisti @AbNormal the info war = weaponized memetics = propaganda?
@arts @MischievousTomato @TrellisHugo335 @kallisti @AbNormal the only "the game" I know of is where a person makes a circle with their fingers, and if you look at it they get to punch you, or "the game" where if you ask what the game is, you lost it.
@arts @MischievousTomato @TrellisHugo335 @kallisti @AbNormal I looked it up and saw that it was a uh, a thing? And then I started laughing, maniacally, at all the people who have probably legit gone insane from this game, which I'm sure is a game about nothing, or if it's a game about something I'm far too busy already to care what it is, I'm watching old wonder woman episodes rn, wonder woman has to stop the Nazis
@arts @MischievousTomato @TrellisHugo335 @kallisti @AbNormal Another way to think about this may arise when I present this second example, of which I don't have a video for; A number of monkeys are in an enclosure, they cannot leave, they are fed and given water, but better food is placed on pedestals in the enclosure. When a monkey goes to the pedestal to get the better food, all monkeys in the enclosure are simultaneously shocked. They quickly learn to avoid the quality food. Now take a monkey out, and put a new monkey in with the group. It will go for the better food, but ALL THE MONKEYS WHO HAVE BEEN PREVIOUSLY SHOCKED WILL STOP THE NEW MONKEY. The new monkey will become averse to trying to get the better food not because it has been shocked but only from group enforcement. Continue this removal of an old monkey and replacement with a new monkey, gradually, and the monkeys will continue this enforcement of a cultural taboo, even when no original monkeys are left. They will enforce their cultural taboo, even when they have no idea why it was originally there.