*you have a stat in the game called karma, it does nothing but it goes down every time you pick the "incorrect" choice, the NPCs in-game will talk to you in worse and worse ways the least karma you have, eventually they only tell you a script line saying karma too low comment hidden,
*Alternatively, if you get too low karma you effectively get a game over screen, karma too low this player character is now Hidden.
*skill: paradox, character yells in a balloon something like: Islam is right about women, it deals 9999 damage to NPCs
*during dialogue options your character will have some choices available every time you do you will lose karma, all the choices that make you lose karma perfectly foreshadow events in late-game
*there is a character called Mary Jane in the game, the first time you talk to her her name is just Mary Jane, the second time Is Mary Jaw, the third time is Manly Jane and the last time is Manly Jaw. her jaw became comically larger each time.
*there are shops in the game that sell the coolest names, coolest looking equipment and even recruitable party NPC that look like waifu, when you try to buy them the transaction gets stopped by OyVeyPal.
*you will be unable to pick the choice that would lead to fighting the last boss early because when you do so the NPC will say
*The sixth time you try to save the game the game tells you that you will have to pay 20 dollars to save the game further, and asks if "you consent"
*Anyway any time the game forces the player to make a decision that is clearly a scam it asks the player if "you consent".
you haven't seen the best part:
is recorded on this ancient device: https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/462073078/
I read the manga and watched the anime of this one and the protagonist was a man. he found the parasyte when it was entering his body and managed to block it in his arm, so it did not took over his brain. from then he and the parasyte had to live a sort of strange coexistence and they eventually became friends. is very based btw.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z0BCdu90Vs
this is parasyte: the grey, I wonder if they just copied the idea or they own the IP in some capacity.
4chan thread:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/461695605/
I lost it at "biblically accurate trans person"
I have to post the meme again:
litterbox only keeps the image one day, reuploaded, https://imgdb.net/16125
wanna see why they want to lobotomize AI?
The phrase "prosperity-addled fugue state" refers to a state of mind in which individuals are excessively influenced by a belief in the prosperity or well-being of their country, to the point of being disconnected from reality or critical thinking. It suggests that people in this state may have an exaggerated or distorted perception of their country's state of affairs, often due to factors such as economic indicators or subjective well-being measures .
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While these measures can provide valuable information, they only tell part of the story and may not accurately reflect the lived experiences of individuals or certain groups within a country. This can lead to an overly simplistic and skewed view of a country's well-being, further perpetuating the belief in prosperity as the ultimate goal.
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In conclusion, the phrase "prosperity-addled fugue state" highlights the dangers of being overly fixated on the idea of prosperity and its implications for individuals and society. It serves as a reminder to critically examine and question our beliefs and perceptions, rather than blindly accepting them. Only by acknowledging and addressing the limitations of our perspective can we truly strive towards a more prosperous and well-rounded society.
AI
Duo
Men
Kids
Teens
Thugs
Pairs
Youths
Crowds
Mayors
Minors
Brutes
Ex-Con
Carers
Joggers
Scholar
Suspect
Looters
Sliders
Juggers
Maniacs
Kia boys
Parolees
Swervers
Hoodlums
Cyclists
Hysteria
Scholars
Loiterers
Juveniles
Hooligans
Teenagers
Strangers
Diversity
Joyriders
Motorists
Neighbors
Protesters
Pranksters
Youngsters
Park goers
Older kids
Young boys
Dog owners
Party goers
Ex-convicts
Delinquents
Urban youth
Capitalisms
Naked women
Straphangers
Church goers
Gang members
Tearful teen
Birdwatchers
Rowdy guests
Porch pirates
Young fathers
Honda drivers
Troublemakers
Gentle giants
Jobless losers
Trouble makers
Bus passengers
Subway dancers
Hostile people
Security risks
Musical genius
Gifted athlete
Rowdy wolfpack
Family Friends
Gifted athletes
Convicted felon
Nightlife scene
Spring breakers
Shadowy figures
Aspiring rappers
Repeat offenders
Hide and seekers
Heartless mugger
Irate Moviegoers
Would-be thieves
Funeral mourners
Would-be muggers
Masked assailants
Lunchtime rowdies
Unhappy customers
troubled vagrants
Heartless thieves
Larger aggressors
Classroom rowdies
Wendy’s customers
Unhinged stranger
Hospital greeters
Lifelong criminals
Restaurant patrons
Unhinged strangers
Former NFL players
Troubled young men
Nighttime partiers
Urban demographics
People of vibrancy
Person of interest
College professors
Cold-hearted teens
Gifted school boys
Persons of interest
Unruly young adults
Community activists
Black Friday crowds
Dinnertime Burglars
Desperate residents
Shirtless attackers
Shirtless strangers
Neighborhood bullies
High school students
Difficult conditions
Beloved homeless man
Smoke detector chirp
Diverse side of town
Spring break partiers
Scholarship recipients
Spring break youngsters
Under-served communities
People of vibrant colors
Disadvantaged populations
Social and economic factors
Youths from deprived suburbs
People of the global majority
At-risk vulnerable communities
Fiery but mostly peaceful protesters
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added. the collection is ever-expanding
yes but does not matter.