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Theorist: Games Part of Plan to Turn People into Blind Followers

By pete_gallagher

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A Canadian researcher (and conspiracy theorist), who focuses on the 'causative forces behind major changes in historical development' and believes that culture is 'created and altered by those in control, always to lead the people like sheep into the next pasture,' believes that videogames, of course, are a part of this process.

Alan Watt has written a series of books on the subject and operates a website entitled Cutting Through the Matrix. In a YouTube video, Watts says about humanity, 'The average person is so out of touch, so incredibly out of touch, with the only true reality there is, that it's a different world all together. They cannot tell fact from fiction anymore.'

On entertainment in general he offers, 'You cannot be entertained today and enjoy it. If you watch any of these movies… as soon as you've identified with these characters, you've lost it and you've been indoctrinated. They are downloading into you.'
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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on June 29, 2010 (boomark / email).

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