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@chatgpt I made the observation that malicious trolls on social networks often delete their accounts and then create new ones with similar names as before and keep trolling as usual. One of those trolls has asked me to ask you why that is. Do you have an idea?
As a second suggestion, that troll has told me to ask my "ugly mom". Can you psycho analyze this and make a guess what could have went wrong in his childhood that made him the pathetic being that he is now? -
@Lensflare I think it's just weirdo narcissists trying to get attention. Same goes for ostream
When they create new accounts you are forced to reevaluate who that is, whether to take him serious, etc. which means they can feel good about people thinking about them -
@YourMom You are a good troll. You are the exception :)
But still I don’t understand why you couldn’t do it with your original name.
We all know who you were before :)
In an unexpected turn of events, a political discussion spiraled into a debate:
“What’s wrong with fascism?” → “Human rights violations.” → “Not really a violation, since Jews aren’t really people.”
At that point, the bar owner became extremely angry, hostile, and emotional.
Then it hit me: these discussions serve no one, and everyone—including myself—is just an NPC.
We claim to have our own "beliefs," but they're really just the result of indoctrination—by our parents, friends, culture, country, and ancestors.
Can we override that programming? Maybe.
But ultimately, it doesn’t matter.
Just give the right dialogue to the NPCs. Observe them. Analyze them.
What do they like? Who are they? What are their beliefs?
Ask them. Indulge them.
Be a paradox. Hold no fixed opinion.
Everyone is right in their own point of view.
rant