There is a moment—quiet, almost embarrassing—when you notice the timing is too perfect. The outrage cycles arrive on schedule. The apologies follow predictable arcs. Even resistance feels pre-approved.
Nothing dramatic happens. No alarms go off. You simply sense that the world is no longer unfolding—it’s performing.
The unsettling part isn’t deception. It’s participation. Everyone knows the lines. Everyone hits their mark. The cues are invisible, but the choreography is precise. Reality hasn’t disappeared; it’s been arranged.
This recognition doesn’t make you superior. It makes you uncomfortable. Because once you see the stage, you have to confront the fact that you’ve been applauding.
The system doesn’t demand belief—only attention. And attention, once trained, is hard to reclaim.
Recognition is not awakening. It’s the pause before denial or responsibility.
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