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This is all true, but what some fail to see is that a good portion of everyone's lives now happen in the "virtual", not the "real" world. You may not see "virt
by rmbyrro 5y ago
This is all true, but what some fail to see is that a good portion of everyone's lives now happen in the "virtual", not the "real" world.
You may not see "virtual" actions as "real actions", but they can have dire consequences to the virtual part of someone's life.
Trend is the virtual part of life will be more and more relevant from now on.
I'd argue "virtual" political action is as relevant - or maybe even more, to some - as real political action.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoIndeed. I guess my point is more that political used to imply some stakes from the person involved. Because if you believe in something without having some skin in the game, you don't really believe in it. Now a day, outrage on the internet cost nothing to the trolls and raging people. In fact, it's pleasant to them. So I have a hard time considering that political. But maybe I should just be more flexible.