I was playing this online game (for want of a better word) named "Second Life". Someone accidentally bumped into me and a message popped up asking me if I wanted to report him.
My question is this: Why the hell should I care if someone virtually bumps into me?
Second Question: If you can't do what you want to do in a virtual reality then what is the point of it?
I go to the internet to avoid reality not to make another oppressive world like the one that exists when I turn off the computer.
Virtual Reality VS Reality
- paulrmartin
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I have come to believe that the internet is full of oppressive places. Just look at some forums that are populated by power hungry adolescents constantly calling wach other names.
A lot of sites are like walking into the middle of a street gang war zone...
Next time somebody bumps into you, kill him off. He has a "Second Life" doesn't he?
A lot of sites are like walking into the middle of a street gang war zone...
Next time somebody bumps into you, kill him off. He has a "Second Life" doesn't he?

You can not kill anyone, only bump into them.
Much like real life. There is no point to it.
Much like real life. There is no point to it.
On 2006-08-24 18:26, paulrmartin wrote:
I have come to believe that the internet is full of oppressive places. Just look at some forums that are populated by power hungry adolescents constantly calling wach other names.
A lot of sites are like walking into the middle of a street gang war zone...
Next time somebody bumps into you, kill him off. He has a "Second Life" doesn't he?![]()