What if life is just one big video game and you’re an NPC (Non-Playable Character) stuck on autopilot? Or maybe you’ve spent too much time chasing the “main mission” and missed out on the real fun—the spontaneous, unplanned side quests that make life worth living.
In NPCs, Side Quests, and the Meaning of Life, Dinesh Deckker takes you on a playful, mind-bending journey through the lens of simulation theory. Blending humor, reverse psychology, and pop culture references, this book will challenge everything you think you know about life, purpose, and why you shouldn’t take it all so seriously.
Through fun thought experiments and fourth-wall-breaking moments, you’ll learn how to:
Question the script you’ve been handed and break free from life’s autopilot.
Stop obsessing over rigid goals and instead embrace life’s unpredictable side quests.
Let go of the need to control everything and find joy in the chaos of existence.
Whether you’re a fan of simulation theory, philosophy, or just looking for a fresh take on life, NPCs, Side Quests, and the Meaning of Life will leave you laughing, questioning, and—most importantly—ready to let go and start enjoying the game of life.