/v/ - Video Games

The video's long so here's a summary of what goes on:

>Lammy eats a load of pizza and gets bloated on it.

>While trying to make the concert that she's running late for, she's accosted by a centipede nurse that has her voice vocoded like a character in Dumbland and vomits afterbirth in her face.

>The nurse mistakes her for being pregnant and drags her into the maternity ward against her will.

>Lammy stops being bloated on pizza and the centipede realizes that she wasn't really pregnant so she makes her help her with putting a herd of newborns to sleep.

>Lammy sees a toy that looks like a roulette wheel and that reminds her to use the power of Zen to imagine a baby as a guitar (it's a talisman that she uses to channel her self-confidence)

>She proceeds to play the baby like a guitar in order to serenade the neonatal ward with Chuck Berry-esque rock n' roll in an abstract world of ball pit balls while she's being harassed by a talking baby getting an airplane ride from the Centipede.

>After the level's over: the centipede vomits afterbirth on random bystanders and gives Lammy a harmonizer (actually, it's a pull toy that she's supposed to imagine as one because effects pedals, like her guitar, are in her mind).

>>16089702

MK-Ultra is a program involved with studying and researching mind control techniques on US citizens, so I'd go out on a limb here and say no to that. Real MK-Ultra techniques being used is not much different from any propaganda you see today like how every single game must have a stronk female character, every single white guy is evil or pathetic, diversity stronk and morally right in every single video game shoved down your throat. Just add careful calculations to spread and propagate desirable memes and (failing) to cull bad ones.

Stuff like torturing children to turn them into sleeper agents or doing terrible things to soldiers is just only a fraction of what MK-Ultra encompasses.

Truth be told you might see a lot more dedicated MK-Ultra derived techniques in VR because that's proving to be even more effective then movies or music.

>>16090616

You think governments don't do social engineering? Marketing does social engineering for fuck's sake.

>>16090689

Nigger who here is claiming it's ok

>>16090681

>TORPoster doesn't even have the gall to defend Zion with an ID.

>>16090689

That's not the point. The point is that it is everywhere, invasive to the point where it is part of daily life. Instead of arguing a point in a standard confrontational manner, people have begun to use subterfuge and psychological manipulation to get their point across. You see it in social media, you see it here, and you hear about it every time a news station runs a story their way. They're bringing their line of thinking to the public in such a fashion that it is either too hard to pinpoint a contradiction, or seemingly pointless to argue against at all. It's much less costly to do, and much more effective altogether.

>>16090708

No one's implying that everything's a psy-op either, but, thought experiment, what if the new media is copying old MK-Ultra propaganda because they grew up under it?

You get it? It's far-reaching even if the intent was small.

Gov or media makes anti-male propaganda for a specific purpose, idea spreads to California because most media happens in California, kids grow up under it and produce it and copy it of their own free will decades later.

It's not that the effect was intended, because lots of shit in plans aren't intended, but it has far-reaching consequences potentially that can be observed, which is why the problem seems nebulous and "THE MAN"-ish.

The plain fact is that what you're seeing in the media, if it's not by intention, is because the people that make media now were fed propaganda in their own childhoods and now perpetuate the same bad ideas. It's a meme of evil, essentially. The bad part of memes.

Seeing how bad it is in Cali today, there has to have been some massive psy-op at some point, for whatever purpose, effects have causes, shit doesn't crop up for no reason.

If you decide to brand skeptical people as ridiculous, it's only harmful to you. It's healthy to reason things through, and making conclusions that you can't test at the moment without all the evidence is fine if you don't act crazy over it.

>>16089744

>MKultra

It blows my mind, how people blow MKultra off as some kind of conspiracy, despite the documentation, it's even scarier when, as you pointed out, is still going on, as the program's "Dismantling" was never 100%

I mean shit, people are pretty selective about what they believe, the (((CIA))) has ties to cartels for black funds, They're involved in subverting god knows how many regimes in the last 4 decades, and have their fingers in a lot of pies, especially in Tech.

Yet even with all the information, right there, even disseminated through normalfag channels, they still hand wave it away.

Sandy Hook, and more recently, the fucking Vegas shooter; For crying out loud, we still don't have a "motive" for the guy, but it feels like they don't even need to try to cook something up, almost as if they know they don't need to expend the effort.

>>16089702

>Make a thread for weird shit in video games

>Go to bed

>Come back in the morning and the thread's bumplocked and this post has derailed it into a discussion about MKULTRA

Never change.