It can also be extrapolated from the creation of religion that it is also a program designed to provide hope of some external savior. If one sees a relationship between rats caught in a swimming container and partially rescued to one where humans are rescued by Jesus then I question the entire construct. Does one keep repeating a positive psychology and thus have hope for rescue or does hope itself provide an antidote to giving up? As learned hopelessness can be induced through traumatic experiences are the people designing the experiences testing the rats actually playing the role of god and the arbiter of which rat lives and which one dies and when? Seems more like a predatory test whose outcome is always death. Does eternal life play a role in this equation? Or is it a repetition that continues to chase its own tail like Sisyphus pushing the rock up the hill only to watch it roll down again or the ouroborus chasing its own tail forever in an endless tale of reincarnation?

It requires discernment to know truth. When truth is hidden in lies it is my responsibility to judge the beharior of those who are antithetical to love. Standing up to evil, calling out child abuse and pointing out hypocritical behavior in spite of it's normalization by Baby-loanian society requires I have good judgement.