Objective in the "Real Life" Game
The game heavily relies on the "carrot on a stick" principle. All objectives appear to be increasingly possible, yet every goal point disappears moments before you achieve it. There also appears to be no reward for honesty, hard work, altruism, or loyalty.
Notes:
Highly pessimistic version.
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Ayumi Hamasaki (0.912406): website | dbpedia | freebase | yago | musicBrainz
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Real Life: Video Game ReviewSchemas
Real Life as a Video Game
A common meme in many forums and blog posts is to review real life as a video game and the insights about the human condition this reveals.
