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The central tension animating Game Cheat? Ijazah Palsu cuts through a pervasive, widely unaddressed contradiction that shapes nearly every modern social structure: the myth that hard work and verified qualification are the only reliable paths to stability, recognition, and success. That myth, often framed as meritocracy, holds such widespread cultural sway that to question its flaws, or to name the ways it fails to hold space for the full spectrum of human experience, is often dismissed as cynical or unmotivated. Yet this sound anchors itself to the quiet, unignorable truth that the system built to reward merit so often pushes people toward choices that seem absurd on their face, choices that break the very rules the system claims to enforce, out of a desperate need to access the basic security that meritocracy promises but so rarely delivers.