Seeing people as NPCs

Do you think you see other people in your life (or like say people who you don't know well) as NPCs?

I think the pilled ideologies (RP, BP) have a tendency of trying to portray everyone like pre-programmed robots who are expected to perform a specific role and nuance is restricted. It can be with anyone, like say women are expected to behave in a certain way and men are expected to behave in a certain way inspite knowing that everyone is different and responds to external stimuli differently than what we may expect.

There's also the aspect of just seeing "normies" or "incels" as NPCs without getting to know their background story, and label them with a thick stroke of brush. Like incels may believe that all normies want to send them to concentration camps, or that normies may believe that all incels are just one step from doing a terrorist attack. Or that some incels may think that normies are having orgies the whole time, while some mormies may think that all incels are Dew-addicted neckbeards who live in mommy's basement.

Another aspect is the more "game-ified" view around dating. Like you do a certain task and you get a certain output. Which ignores the fact that human interaction isn't guaranteed to work in a way.

What are your thoughts on this?