It’s not impossible to counter this while still having text be correct if you use a dialogue model that takes parameters to ue in calculation of the output dialogue.
“Dialogue here should lead you to the {direction}.”
NPC cords, quest objective cords = calculate relative position, insert in dialogue.
The game knows after you take the quest. So it can also know at the moment.
Visit the library of Alexandria before it burned, just to see the insane amount of books.
As someone else commented, see how stonehenge was built/used.
Find out how the Antikythera mechanism worked and how it was used.
Witness the construction of the pyramids.
Experience the telling of the norse mythology.
I read your second part as “people can’t read, so 50% are still wrong, even if you explained it perfectly”.
The premis for this thread is that there is no effect on anyone. Only YOU remember what happend after the 24 hours. Nothing changes except you now have a memory of something happened but no one or nothing can confirm that it happend.
Basically, what do you wish yo hallucinate with 100% factual events for 24 hours.
You need to vote for people that will PUT guillotines on the ballot! If there are none, find someone who will, or be the change you want to see.
Person 1: “fuck you!”
Person 2: “a real fuck to you to”
You can’t do that with personal information like the ones doctors needs transcribed. It has to be local.
Yes, it’s called monopoly by the parasite class on media