Hi Marsha/Ian
Well luckily we are all different, I certainly have no problem
with the value of virtual activity, but of course it will not always
prove valuable, same as anything else, we are never operating
with complete foresight, how boring would that be? Personally
apart from a few discussion forums I have never tried virtual
life. But it's all still life, good and bad.
DM
At 02:28 PM 9/13/2008, you wrote:
Hi David,
You said.
> One interesting thing about a virtual world might be how it makes
> us familiar with new possibilities that we are told cannot
> be realised in the square world, opening up more DQ.
Agreed ... this was my point that virtual worlds have learning value,
because the new "riskier" possibilities have less tangible downside in
the virtual worlds .... hence more opportunity for exploration / DQ.
Ian
David, Ian,
Why not just do drugs? It seems to me that risk-taking means
_doing/being_ in the face of risks, not by diminishing risk. I decided
that smoking marijuana was cheating. I stopped. Or maybe should only be
used on very special ritual occasions. Drugs or virtual games, both seem
to be a crutch. Becoming clear means becoming clear, not just an altered
personality. Meditation seems to be the correct course of action, but, of
course, I can be as lazy as most.
Marsha
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Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the
stars.........
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