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exaaaactly

I hope they understand this

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>>328453
that's why they're called npcs

>>334727
This

Kinda off topic but let me add that video gaming is an unattractive hobby not because of the games, but because of the gamer rage. Sometimes I play video games occasionally and very casually. But if you've ever lived with a video game addicted moid like I have, they will scream at the computer, smash monitors and keyboards, punch holes in walls, etc. Property destruction aside, just listening to someone get angry for no fucking reason, squeal and yell at the computer is annoying. You end up in a fight or flight where you're terrified of the next outburst.

>>334734
Only 50%? It is a lot less than usual. Internet must be at least 90% bots.

psyops is a catch all word, everything becomes "easier" to deal with if you believe on le big enemy in the sky.
And you also get an imaginary pat of the back for believing you have "critical thinking" so on paper it's all benefits. On reality you're just getting angry for no real reason though

>>334727
This isn't wrong though? I wouldn't date a guy that had any of those hobbies honestly.

>>334805
You got it all backwards. Dismissing something as a psyop allows you not to take it seriously. And yeah the reality is that the internet is full of opinion manipulation, manufactured identity wars, and so on, no matter how ironically it is attractive for you to dismiss it without any real proof. (So much critical thinking, wow!)

>>334805
My coworker here is right, nobody, not even us are trying to influence you. Manufacturing consent isn't a trillion of $ industry and nobody want to make you buy a think or vote for someone.

Only people who have a low social status disagree with me.