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A recurring theme is how culture is exported, manipulated, and reinforced—whether through Hollywood, social media, or corporate practices—that shape perceptions of identity, loyalty, and conformity. Chinese and Western cultures are depicted as converging into corporate-standardized digital environments, emphasizing efficiency and control over individualism.
The concept of psychopathy is examined to understand how power elites operate—lacking empathy, driven by predatory instincts. The theory suggests that those in control—central bankers, politicians, corporate rulers—may be inherently psychopathic, motivated by short-term gains, and willing to manipulate populations with little regard for human suffering or morality.