STOP WASTING TIME WITH NPCs
Most of your interactions are a waste of time. The reason is that you're interacting with NPCs (who in games are non playable, irrelevant characters). In real life, NPCs simply repeat narratives without questioning.
And why is this a waste of time?
Interacting with NPCs is like watching the same episode of your favorite series for the eighteenth time: familiar and comfortable, but ultimately unsatisfying. It adds nothing to you.
When you engage with people who think for themselves, you're challenged to reflect, question, and grow. They aren't afraid to challenge the status quo and encourage critical thinking.
So, how do you identify an NPC?
Ask questions that few people know how to answer. Inquire about perceived risks and the outlook for the future. An NPC will usually say everything is fine and won't see the real current problems, or they'll only worry about the risks they've been instructed to worry about. IYKYK.
Stop wasting your time with empty conversations.
Surround yourself with people who inspire you to question and think.
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