/lit/ - Literature

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How is philosophy even possible if the world is filled with retards like you? You don't even get basic logic, zizekstak.

Books for this feel?
>Bicameral Mind explains why this meme had such a negative reaction. The NPC can only process one segment of the brain at a time, and cannot efficiently combine what is perceived with its abstraction and secondary representation into a single form - as the great writer of metaphors can, for instance. The NPC is incapable of replicating the image as representative form, so rejects dualism outright. It either mimics what is already prefigured in the image, or shuts down when the information contained within the image exceeds its processing capacity; and this is especially true for NPCs stuck with single-core processors. A meme with a singular idea can simply be rejected outright, and thus has little opposition, but the dualistic meme forces a paradox as the opposition is contained within it as an ironic self-critique. The single-core NPC is incapable of defragmenting the two separate abstractions within a single process. This is why the NPC crashes at the sight of such a meme: it is like a virus in its NavMesh.