While the time from child to mid twenties is definitely the parent’s fault, after that point you can try every trick in the book it won’t achieve a thing. Once someone masters weaponized incompetence they basically need a life or death wake-up call to do anything about it, and even then they might still not learn anything.

No one’s literally impossible to reform, but many people cross a point that requires a practically impossible amount of investment to reform.

And somehow Chile didn’t lose any of its coastline.

When current theories say the universe is infinite they also mean an even distribution of matter in that infinite space.

And for something like the big bang, when theories say that the universe originated from a singularity they actually mean the infinite sized universe had infinite density at one instance, not that it literally came from one single point.

So there is technically infinite energy in the universe, but all that infinite energy is still experiencing entropy at on average the same rate.

Undertale is this but it’s not focused on too heavily unless you play multiple routes.

Deltarune I think (I haven’t played it myself) has this kind of plot with the protagonist having an antagonist relationship to the player controlling them, but it’s more focused on player-made choices instead of save mechanics.

I would also like to nominate In Stars and Time, which is about timeloops and is very meta but not in the fourth wall breaking way.

Diogenes: Behold, God!

On one hand, a person should be comfortable to assert their boundaries and to know that it doesn’t make them less respectable.

On the other hand,