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I have had an awakening about online communities in the wake of a fellow member's death.
#410480 Re: I have had an awakening about online communities in the wake of a fellow member's death.
7 Mar 2024 4:20 am
Vegas » 28 Aug 2022, 10:13 am » wrote: ↑ I was surprised to hear about Crazyhole's death at the other forum. He was quite active at both forums, then poof! Just like that, a ghost and a memory. Our reactions show concern, but in a hollow detached manner. Weird. They aren't bad, just weird. We still had many interactions, but I can't say I see evidence of real sorrow. Including from me. Most of us liked him, but there are little authentic reactions that one would have if anyone knew someone outside the internet. My awakening is simple with no real profoundness: "To hell with online communities; they are nothing more than silhouette of reality, leaving real life waiting for you to partake in. With that said, nice knowing you all, though we never really knew each other, life is far more important than here or any other online community. I'm out. Adios!
Reality is a silhouette of real evolving since actually conceived to sustain population left alive now. Living cycles to cycle of life. Reasonable doubt is the cause of weird detachment from life and it is done intellectually as a social norm throughout history within this species since dawn of civilization started governing ancestries with power of suggesting life is a mystery instead of self evident results occupying time mutually evolving forward now.
The quest to rule time and conquer space with ideas life isn't self evident.
How many ways can people imagine self evident results aren't self evident? History listed them all so far.