Yes, and manipulated, lied to, and stolen from.

True, some state education systems are not as indoctrinated as others.

The existence of these games seems to be a response to an education system that produces graduates who have been taught 'what to think' instead of 'how to think'.

Otherwise, more people would question and reject such manipulations at the outset.

The multiverse is a popular trope for those who grapple with the cosmological constant. Perhaps there are some other ways to try and poke holes in the cosmological constant also that don't include the anthropic principle?

Ironically, the anthropic principle hints at the non-physical nature of existence. I don't believe physical existence has ever been proven by science anyway? Form exists, but breaking things down to their most basic fundamental atomos/physical structure leads to the Higgs Boson, which exists without mass.

Leading us back to the nature of consciousness again. But apparently, it's scientific heresy to speak of such things, unless of course you are a quantum physicist who has studied Hebrew or Sanskrit.

At least the headline is accurate in the presumption that women are never satisfied. XD