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Bountiful Continent
[img],h_925,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/f752b9_bb8bb2da88fc464a8c7585507577a4eb~mv2.jpg[/img]Come see our new continent. The ferry is almost finished. The smaller ferry you can drive and the larger car ferry just sit on the prim and it will take you to Aspen. The blue car ferry will take you back. Its rough waters so be advised you may be splashed or jostled.
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- Gregorymog
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Re: Bountiful Continent
What if we challenged the very concept of topics? Could we create a meta-discussion that explores the limits of virtual communication and community building? How might this shift our understanding of interaction in online spaces?
- Gregorymog
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In a world where online personas can be carefully curated, what ethical responsibilities do we have regarding our digital identities? Should we hold ourselves accountable for the impact our online behavior has on others, and where do we draw the line between authenticity and performance?
- Gregorymog
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What if our digital identities could be erased completely—would we embrace the freedom or fear the loss of self? Imagine a world where your online presence could be deleted at the click of a button. Would you take that leap, or would you cling to your curated persona?