Understanding NPCs in Gaming and Reality

Somebody asked me, what is an NPC and how can you tell if somebody

is an NPC?

So an NPC stands for non-player character.

And if you look at that from a video game standpoint of view,

you have characters

that you play, right? So you have a lot more movement in the

game.

You can think for the character. You know how to do things and

you can kind of think in depth, right? So now you have non-player characters.

Those are the characters that are programmed by the game.

They're characters that just appear, no one's playing them,

and they're just there

to kind of give messages to the player characters, right?

So now if you look at that from a standpoint of view of reality,

you have people

who literally do not think beyond the programming.

The programming that is pushed on them by media, government,

schools, all of it, like brainwashing.

These people are so low vibing, and by low vibing, I mean that they don't

have the discernment

or a voice or anything deeper that tells them, "Hey, something

is off here," or, "This person is lying." They basically just go with

whatever the programming tells them, and that is it.

And how can you tell if somebody's an NPC?

You try and basically ask them deeper questions like, "Have you

ever thought of something in this sense of the way?

Have you thought of something in that sense of the way? You know,

something deeper.

Have you thought of this?" And if they can't think that way,

they start to glitch out. And most of the time they'll be like, "Oh,

you're a

conspiracy theorist," or, "That doesn't matter," or whatever.

And that's how you know if somebody is actually a low vibing NPC

that has not awoken to the

realities that are at play. That's why you will see

adults and you will wonder how they get through life.

Like, how do you get through work

if you are this naive in reality? So that's pretty much

the simplest way I can explain what an NPC is.

Also ask them if they hear a voice in their head when they think.

And I'm not talking about voices in their head.

I'm talking about if they can actually hear a voice when they think, if they can

hear themselves. If they can't, most likely NPC.