We build farms. We control where animals go, what they eat, when they breed, when they die. We force cows into dairy farms and extract from them every day. We take their milk, their babies, their lives. We breed chickens to grow so fast that their legs break. We cage pigs so tight they cant even turn around. We extract extract extract.

And they have no idea what's really going on and that we are doing this to them. They probably just think that this is how "life is supposed to be" since they are not aware of other alternatives.

We deceive them. We keep them just fed enough, just comfortable enough, so they dont fight back. We even talk about "humane" slaughter like that makes any of it okay. But no matter how nice the cage looks, it's still a cage. And at the end of the day, the animal dies for a system it never agreed to be part of.

Now zoom out.

It is possible that we are also inside a giant farm and the ones running it are far above us, just like we are above cows and chickens. These beings dont need to control every detail. Just enough to keep us distracted, comfortable, and obedient. They give us just enough pleasure, just enough illusion of freedom, so we dont ask questions. So we keep producing energy, emotion, attention... whatever it is they want from us.

They keep us locked in cycles. Work, consume, suffer, repeat. We live in mental cages and emotional traps. And just like the animals we control, we rarely see the full picture.

How do we spend the majority of time here on Earth? We spend it working the 9-5 job, which leaves the regular Joe little time to do any kind of research about his reality and the afterlife, if any at all.

What happens when people get home from work? Apart from being busy having to survive (cooking, eating, drinking) people want to relax. And how do they relax? Most people watch movies, tv shows and/or play video games. But what if i told you the main reason these things have been created was to keep us from finding out the truth about this reality? I have a friend who cannot stay one day without watching an episode from a tv show and has been constantly doing that for the last 3 years. And another friend who's totally addicted to video games and says he cannot stop. It's obvious that many people are addicted to watching tv shows, movies and playing video games. They have normalized these things so much, that it's now weird to not do any of those activities on a regular basis. Most people have no idea that reincarnation is real, that they have been here before, and that they will most likely come back again.

So the loop is like this for 99% of people:

You are born --> you get programmed with mostly useless 3D matrix information in school, high school, and university --> you work almost your entire life --> you spend your free time being "entertained" in ways designed to shape how you think and what you focus on --> you never have time to research or question the truth --> eventually you die knowing nothing truly important --> you get reborn --> and the cycle repeats.

Entertainment literally means:

Enter (to go to) - tain (from tenere, Latin) - ment (mind)

It means "to hold the mind" or in a more interpretive sense, "to keep the mind occupied or contained". It's main role is to capture and hold people's attention, preventing deeper thought and awareness.