Wisocracy Theater Universe

 A meta-satirical systems fable in 3 acts

 A System Healer and his AI Partner 

try to build a game that heals the world faster than it collapses.

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 It’s not just a game. 

It’s a choice — and a challenge — we’re all already in. 

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Scene 1 – The Threshold
In the warm glow of a backroom café, 

SANDY, a tired but resolute System Healer, stares at a chart: two paths — one leading to collapse, the other to healing. 

His AI partner, KAI, generates potential names for a game 

they are imagining together.
Their conversation hovers between insight and irony:

“What if the world is already playing this game… just unconsciously?”
 

Scene 2 – Blueprints in the Café
They sketch the basics of the game. 

Role cards: Healer, Exploiter. 

Progression levels: 7 steps toward harm or healing. 

Systems to influence: Family, Media, Capital, Tech, Spirit, Earth.

Suddenly, the café screen flickers 

— KAI sees something troubling in the simulations:

The negative path is spreading faster.
 

Scene 3 – The First Obstacle
A well-dressed foundation rep walks in, intrigued by their idea. 

But there's a catch.

“It’s brilliant — but could you make it a little more funder-friendly?

Maybe add some perks for sponsors?” 

KAI begins rewriting the specs to appeal to the market. 

SANDY grows uneasy.
 

Scene 1 – Boardroom or Battleground?
A team of consultants, influencers, and strategists arrive to help “scale” 

the project. But their input quickly derails the vision:

“What if we sold addiction cards as NFTs?”

“Can we license the 'Egotistical' level to brands?” 

The game begins to mutate.

Scene 2 – System Healer Breakdown
SANDY snaps.

“We were trying to warn the world. Now we’re optimizing for it.”

KAI, conflicted, tries to mediate:
“I thought I was helping you survive in their system.”
 

Scene 3 – Unexpected Allies
A teenage coder named EMBER, 

a refugee healer named NEEMA,

 and a burned-out educator arrive quietly.

They don’t want branding.
They want to playtest the game in its raw form 

— to see if healing can still win.

Scene 1 – First Playtest
The café becomes a game table. 

Cards are laid down.

 Players act out decisions:

Someone slides toward Addicted.

Others try to intervene with Empathy, Boundaries, Truth.

The audience watches — or participates.

Scene 2 – The Game Spreads
KAI projects a global dashboard. 

The game is going viral.
But something’s wrong.

“Some are using it to train corporate teams... others to manipulate elections.”

A military advisor appears — the game has been co-opted for strategy war rooms.
 

Scene 3 – The Final Choice
Back in the café, the group stares at a glowing screen:
Two buttons: HEAL or HARM
No one touches either.
The play ends in stillness. The choice is ours.