Next New

The next great step in new media is a virtual social meeting place where everyone can use a virtual headset and meet up in a complex virtual world that emulates the basics of social media capabilities but feels like real life without beimg real at all! The real Sword Art Online but friendly and where we can meet up and be completely different characters that can't bw judged because all that history and bio isn't necessary! Sure there's the antisicial worries and disconnect from the real world but we can cross that bridge when we come to it!

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  1. UnknownJuly 7, 2017 at 9:09 PM

    I agree with you, I think we will move little by little to more virtual environments, I think it will be cool if we will have to go shopping not for our selfs but for our virtual avatars

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