The False Gods in the Game of Irresponsibles: Introduction

Now that we are having the final battle of the Game of Irresponsibles — which will end with the individual either having his freedom or meeting his glorious death fighting the secret societies and their false gods — the individual has decided to share with us the story of the entities that have been running the Game of Irresponsibles, because he might not get another chance.

Who are the false gods

The false gods are entities that humans have manifested. Every time a group of humans paints an image of a god in their imagination and starts to worship him, it makes that god real if he does not exist — and it gives him the power the humans imagined the god to have.

This might seem impossible, or even madness, to many of you — but it’s the truth. Many TV shows have been trying to tell us this truth in the form of drama, and American Gods is a TV show we would recommend to anyone who wants to dive a bit deeper into the topic.

Back to the false gods: the enslaved masons still play the game of good and evil, which is literally nothing more than a game where one entity plays the role of god and another entity plays the role of evil. By the end of each game, they smile at each other while the winner shakes hands with the loser and tells him, “Good luck next time.”

But we, as humans, pay for this game with our lives — sometimes our own, sometimes the lives of other innocent people — because the false gods use humans against each other with a promise to send them to heaven or hell: a promise they cannot fulfill, because they cannot give us anything we do not already believe about ourselves. After all, we made them, and their powers are taken from our beliefs.

We will refer to the false gods by nicknames in this series of articles — nicknames that were picked by the false gods themselves.

The false gods of enslaved masons

The entity that represents the good will be referred to as Captain America. The false god chose this nickname because Steve was a soldier who was willing to sacrifice himself for his fellow soldiers — which made the professor choose him to hold the power of Captain America.

The entity that represents the evil will be referred to as Kang the Conqueror, a name also picked by the false god because it tells us that he is the one who rules the earth.

When Captain America and Kang the Conqueror want to recruit a human into their cult, they start a game: the Game of the Chosen One.

In this game, both entities convince an individual that he is special and has great power — therefore he must join cults with great power that will help him expand his powers and find his true self.

They also notify their cults that a human has been chosen, and each cult should prepare to win this chosen one, because the cult that manages to recruit him will get lots of money.

If the cults cannot recruit him, they are allowed to break him mentally, force him to hate himself, or even make him lose his mind.

If the cults fail to do any of that, the individual will be considered the winner — and the entity that rules over those two entities will give the money to the individual instead of the cults.

Yes, there are many entities, and each of them has to play according to certain laws. These entities are supervised by higher entities to make sure they do not break the laws — if they do, they are out of the game.

They call it the Order of Heavens, and the Order of Heavens has to be applied to Earth as well. More in the next article.

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