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T.: Is it part of the experience? I mean, learn to be in Second Life the more time we spend on software? I ask this because I am convinced that the uses of the Metaverse, our ways of living, have little to do with an intrinsic experience, part-time navigation. Conversely, I think the style is determined by our ways of imagining and fantasizing.
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: Neither more nor less. On my return I am absolutely emphatic. I am interested only linker with fantasies close to mine. Yes, definitely be in Second Life is a game, while, as I said, seduce me that the rules are others.

T.: Looking for a kind of balance between RL and SL?

N.: is exactly the same as when we were kids and played at the pirates, astronauts, cowboys or whatever, was still in the real world, but otherwise. We kept being ourselves, in fact did not lose consciousness of our environment, but relaxed at in relation to the impositions of the environment.

still here.

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Second Life is still there for me everyday is exactly where your expands to reach my dreams. And vice versa. For some reason, our software everyday and our dreams software are similar. At this junction we are, at this intersection are right for each other. You make me feel exactly how I want.

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As if this world had been reset several times. I refer not only to software but wishes to live there. Every time I needed to understand better "clean", as if it were a drug. Clean presences, absences, misunderstandings, low intensities. I needed to recover the astonishment.

No doubt this is the best.

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no doubt that was the worst calculation I made in my life. I was confused by no less than 1500 days. However I have a feeling that has been more than five years.

Anyway, I'm back.

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Erase an avatar? "Cryogenic? It's something that we wonder when our experience in Second Life reaches the limit. A limit: everyone knows theirs. The weariness, boredom, fatigue, the feeling of having completed a cycle. Does not exclude the mental health (without exaggeration). Everyone gets involved with the metaverse in a different way. The truth is that when we know that we are interested in an avatar that no longer exists or is paralyzed (nobody uses it, no connection) a strange feeling overcomes us. Challenges us the question of what we do here. For months I'm cryogenic, not entering Second Life. In recent days I decided to take a turn, not with the intention of returning, but only a few minutes walk. And I feel really weird.

And yes, I also feel nostalgia.