This concept needs some more discussion around here.
We all have a relative value in society. I believe we are divided into different social classes I'm not sure if its inherent, or if its due to who we spend the most time around. In the grand scheme of things its usually by education/money/where you grew up, but sometimes it can be way more complex than that.
Have you ever been introduced into a social circle, say at a house party, and your vibes are completely off. You make jokes and they're met with crickets, you say something too smart, too dumb or not in line with the groups beliefs and you're almost outcast by the group. Then on the other hand you move to the cluster of people on the floor below and you vibe as if you were great friends since childhood.
People automatically group themselves to their 'inherent' social class with people who share similar interests, sense of humor, dress, mannerisms etc. Game lets you calibrate your vibe to match theirs and blend in so the group accepts you more
We all have a relative value in society. I believe we are divided into different social classes I'm not sure if its inherent, or if its due to who we spend the most time around. In the grand scheme of things its usually by education/money/where you grew up, but sometimes it can be way more complex than that.
Have you ever been introduced into a social circle, say at a house party, and your vibes are completely off. You make jokes and they're met with crickets, you say something too smart, too dumb or not in line with the groups beliefs and you're almost outcast by the group. Then on the other hand you move to the cluster of people on the floor below and you vibe as if you were great friends since childhood.
People automatically group themselves to their 'inherent' social class with people who share similar interests, sense of humor, dress, mannerisms etc. Game lets you calibrate your vibe to match theirs and blend in so the group accepts you more