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Old 07-07-2008, 07:48 AM   #30
classicman
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Originally Posted by coberst View Post
I would say the difference between a virtual world and the real world is that the real world is grounded in literal experience whereas the virtual world is not grounded.
Sorry, but the real world "experiences" you speak of are all biased by an individuals PERCEPTION. Perception is reality and therefore all that which one "experiences" is based upon ones perception.

The problem lies when ones perception is skewed. I submit that every person's perceptions are altered by their respective realities. They are skewed by the sum total of each individuals life experiences, environment, personal perspective and general mood/emotional state.

So although the real world may have literal experience, it still may or may not be "real" based upon the individuals perspective.
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