How to consciously integrate drama in human society?

[Jannes]

If human life is like a video games and video games are boring without drama, we need to create some. While there is plenty of drama in the world there seems to be the potential for peace in the long run. Are we scared of that boredom? Do we unconsciously protect ourselves from that scenario and do bullshit because of that?

I heard this saying so many times "If we had a common enemy for example if we got attacked by aliens internal wars and racism would be gone." 

My thought is this: Maybe we need another drama bigger then ourselves so that we can solve our problems here on earth because we know for certainty that more drama is still to come. 

But how do we create drama in a conscious way?

As a kid it's easy. When you play you create some artificial drama. It gets all the better the more you are invested in the drama, then you really live it up. There is a non explicit understanding that we all act in a way that this drama is real but no one says it because then it would give the show away. Especially adults that get real mad hype you up. It's just so sad that they dont see the game they are playing. 

 

The videos are just for fun. Gris is beautiful but boring because there is no drama. I felt so unenlightened that I got tired of it lol. The other one is Putin being hyper up about war because his life gets meaning again. 

 

[Jannes]

In ancient rome they had bloody circus games and bread to distract society and keep them quiet. Is a strategy similar to this good?

Like what if instead of circus games video games became something of political importance. Or is this already happening with sports? Is this the whole point of it?

Is drama something that happens on its own anyway? Or does it need political collaberation?

[Jannes]

This would be the ideal scenario. We get a task which is impossible to complete but we seem to get closer all the time and the task seems very important. It also doesnt restrict us in a negative way.