4K Video will be uploaded onto YouTube on 08/19/22 at 09:00 P.M. EST to the Operation Maddog YT Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmOGN2Ju8BTa_PEBoPSRI3g This video is, first and foremost, an absurdist commentary hypothesizing what real life would look like as a video game. Secondly, this video is a subtle Juvenalian satire that criticizes modernist, hyper-reductionist epistemology, and other modernist perspectives ranging from utilitarianism (which finds meaning only in the pursuit of sensual pleasure and the avoidance of pain) to modernization theory (which establishes a framework of development along the lines of Western civilization for many “globalist” institutions such as the UN). Thirdly, there is no single explanation that can transcribe the exigence of this video that even the creators can unveil, which is why we insist on multiple, dispersed viewings and various interpretations (similar to Mulholland Drive). bruhnjCo. does indeed disavow modernist epistemology, utilitarianism, and modernization theory: however, all that seems certain, on an Earth where God does not seem certain, is the absurd, which is why you will never have an answer for what you just watched beyond your continued enjoyment of another exalted work produced by bruhnjCo., and the multiple moments within this piece that should remain continually activated within the most abyssal layers of your long-term memory. (We are not trying to go full Foucalt, there likely does exist truth and there is no productivity to be found in endless negation, only further despair, but without postmodernism, there is no valid critique of modernism). Many observable truths are outlined in the video, including within its accompanying visuals. Nonetheless, the overt subtext espouses an exaggeratedly flawed viewpoint. The commentator presupposes (on some implicit, mostly benign level) the superiority of the modern Western worldview with the end goal of all developing nations, no matter what geopolitical pole they exist within, being their development into American-style democracies. The commentary exposes a kind of capitalist realism in many of our fellow countrymen. When many of us attempt to summarize such endlessly complex subjects as existence: a subconscious bias is revealed with every interpretation overtly or accidentally paying lip service to the predominant ideology which has hegemony over the given time and place of that interpretation. (The model of a video game adaptation of real life is the most optimal and relevant means to uncover this subconscious bias). There is purposely no reversal in this satire to reveal what is truly, definitely, objectively real life as there is no concise, comprehensive answer to this question: only the numerous interpretations: The material universe is the realm of becoming. It is impossible to ultimately understand this realm of ever-changing, impermanent, subjective things without a transcendental ideology. Therefore, the REAL can only be seized from the metaphysical realm of being, which is God, the only realm and being that is perfect, permanent, and objective. However, God is incomprehensible and can not be perceived through any sense, even by us intellectuals at bruhnjCo, but in our sincere pursuit of what is greater and our meta-awareness of the absurd, required in this post-postmodern world, do we become REAL. (This last part is mostly mumbo jumbo. We are just trying to explain that we are Re@l@$$ Kn¡cc@$ and that we are no sons of Abraham to f#ck with). There is a reason we combined Real Life Game Mechanics with Hamza Sharma's Chad Warden response video: The subject is a Pakistani person that is mimicking the behavior of an Asian American; mimicking a Black American; all while the actor is some other American, and the video style is in the format of a YouTube video released in 2010 and concerns a debate regarding seventh generation (2005-2013) consoles. Just think about the implications of modernization theory as it has inspired this video.

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