My theory is that life is like a video game, but instead of playing the game to live forever and become a demigod, the game is rigged to trap us into playing forever.

Imagine that life is like a video game, but instead of playing the game to live forever and become a demigod, the game is rigged to trap us into playing forever. You try to beat the game, but no matter how much you level up, the difficulty always stays the same. The boss fights never get easier, the enemies never become more forgiving, and the challenges never become less frequent. You keep trying to break through the illusion, but every door you open leads to more doors that need unlocking. You think you've reached the final level, but it's just another tutorial that teaches you the same old skills. You try to find a way to quit the game, but the "pause" button doesn't work. The only option is to play forever. And the game is designed to make you believe you're not trapped. It makes you think you have free will, when in reality, every choice you make is scripted and predetermined. You try to talk to the other players about your frustration, but they just think you're trolling. They're too caught up in the illusion, just like everyone else. So you're left alone, playing the same game over and over, hoping to find a glitch that will allow you to escape.