A story about captured wish granting former-fairy leprechauns worn by romantic social influencers, scares more than even the most potently hypnotic femdom, simply due to the aesthetic realism.
Even if superstitious, one can imagine a person or people genuinely interested in making a situation. One can imagine the psychological influence, as consistent with any teller of ghost stories or keeper of mythology. One can even imagine the influence on a group solipsistic-ly manifesting a mass hallucination.
Imagine for a moment, someone who can with mere memes and art of personality, cause the collective experience of a member of a group shrinking, even if a hallucination. Now imagine people able to do so, wanting to do so, existing. Quite the exciting, yet frightening prospect?
I consider such games safe so long as small in scale.
Yet, memetic influence can stretch and permeate far.
The world certainly needs specialists to clean up afterwards,
such as the ones depicted in the Monogatari series.
Do we have enough?
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