My post from two years ago on the npc phenomena. : conspiracy

In gaming NPC stands for Non-Player Character. Usually when approached an NPC will have a set number of responses that depending on the questions and answers can be uniform to various other NPC's within the game. There is little difference between a person plugged into the matrix of the modern world and an NPC. The masses are mostly Non-Player Character's, they aren't really playing the game they are on autopilot, they are just following their programming. Have you ever tried to explain the world to a friend and their eyes glaze over? Have you ever heard someone say, "I just don't like to think about that stuff," or have you ever been called a downer for talking about war, about corruption, about child sacrifice? "That stuff is a bummer to think about." This is the programming stepping in to protect itself. Cellphones, meta reality like pokemon go, and constant propaganda shut down the natural processes of a human brain. Logic and reason cannot function once cognitive dissonance takes hold. A person will feel physical pain when their programming is questioned. Nietzsche said that the masses are a herd that desire subjugation from above, Lenin went mad when he came to the same conclusion. Apparently slogans were not enough to free the minds of the masses. Totalitarian ideologies in the guise of populism will take advantage of the herd mentality of the masses in order to push their unnatural agenda's. "Parliamentarism, that is to say, public permission to choose between five main political opinions, insinuates itself into the favour of the numerous class who would like to appear independent and individual, and like to fight for their opinions. After all, however, it is a matter of indifference whether one opinion is imposed upon the herd, or five opinions are permitted to it. But he who diverges from the five public opinions and stands apart, has always the whole herd against him." (Neizsche the Gay Science, 174.) If you have the whole herd of NPC's against you you might be onto something.