So if a man chooses, and a slave obeys

you can't choose because your whole life is already determined at an atomic level
you can think you choose, but you'll still be a slave

No free man would choose to be a slave.

Do you see millionaires working at McDonald's?

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Practically it makes no difference

what if you obey the command the choose?

Wait, so Bioshock 1 was about determinism, but Infinite was about many worlds hypothesis and quantum randomness?

You get free will imposed on you. Which invalidates it, since it's not something you consciously chose.

Your transcendent soul, being identical with Brahman, is beyond causality

It was about identity and what it means to be a videogame
The girl was so strong she was breaking down the fourth wall
She correctly determined that the nonstop bloodbath could only end with Booker, the main character, dying in a way that they dont come back so that the game would end

>She correctly determined that the nonstop bloodbath could only end with Booker, the main character, dying in a way that they dont come back so that the game would end

alternatively, the game would end if Booker bring the story to conclusion by killing a villain and having order restored to the world

But being forced to choose not to follow a command because following it would be not choosing, then that choice is not a choice

It was about Elizabeth realizing that they were nearing the end of the game but had no epic twist, so she made up a bunch of bullshit

Cope

>Working at McDonald's is slavery
Just choose to be homeless lmao

Then you're not a slave but you may make really shitty choices.

Yes, millionaires do work at McDonalds at higher levels or as regional franchise operators/owners/managers.

I can just imagine him saying "Cope", right before you brain him.

you know what I meant

The problem is Booker existing is equivalent to the player playing, the two must happen together or not at all
In universe booker becomes comstock which leads to the girl being all evil
Because if booker exists then comstock exists which means there is a world where booker fails to stop comstock which makes the girl destroy the world or whatever
This wouldn't matter but for the girl's power to go to other worlds
The idea being her abilities let her perceive this "loop" and decides stop booker from ever going on his mission in the first place
In other words she understands that the player playing the game is what is creating the conflict in the first place
So the alternative you're talking about is exactly what happens
The player is the villain

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kek

The universe implodes.

No I don't

I chose to do low level factory work on an ad hoc basis after a year out of action due to illness to get me back into work on a basis I could stand and slowly ramp up.

Can we get a new Bioshock game but in VR please?
I want to stab my virtual hands with needles and shoot lightning from my fingers.

>The moral of the story is "how dare you play video games"
Gay as fuck

>pseudo-intellectuals and armchair-intellectuals pulling shit out of their asses to find more reasons to kick and scream about Infinite and feed their confirmation bias about it and anyone who plays it being a stain on existence.

You DID harvest all those little shits right Zig Forums?

Nope, saved them all so they could become my loli harem