- Itās common for people to say to things, āIf I put it out of sight, Iāve forgotten it exists.
- Whether what we donāt continue to observe continues to exist while we donāt observe it.
- Logically, they think they exist, but in reality they often feel they donāt.
- The same applies to others.
- While not meeting or communicating online, there is no sense of the other personās presence.
- Not all of them, it varies from person to person.
- First-time visitors become non-existent as soon as they leave.
- By meeting repeatedly, I gradually come to realize that this person exists even when I am not looking.
- People who frequently disseminate information online are more likely to substantiate it because they āseeā it frequently
- However, since it is recognized by social networking icons, if it is not a real person, it is like āI donāt remember the actual face, but I have the feeling that it existsā.
- The reason we donāt talk to other people online as often is because we donāt really feel like they are real in the first place.
- DMing someone when they donāt exist is a meaningless act like talking to a void.
- So many transmissions are in the form of writing and posting in a place that can be read later, this is a style of communication that does not identify the recipient.
- The reason we donāt feel much of a sense of community is because we donāt have a sense of existence for its members in the first place.
- A community is only viable if its members feel that they have an ongoing presence.
- On the other hand, during the execution of the project, there is close communication, so there is a real sense that the other party is real.
- Close communication is maintained while playing Murder Mystery, so there is a real sense that the other party is real.
Past Discussions - Community as a bundle of projects - There are two societies.
A related old article was unearthed. - Purpose-driven project teams emerge from the alumni community - Where individual recognition is possible. - Interesting perspective on whether individual recognition / ID is possible - There are about eight of us in play at Murder Mystery, so we have individual recognition. - I participated once in a Murder Mystery with about 30 people, which I find difficult because of the lack of individual recognition. - Itās like dissolving a project and the members dissolve into a sea of about 100 million unidentified individuals.
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