What Is The Single Biggest Thing You Have Learned From Your Time In Second Life?

Made me LOL

One or the other of the following, but not both:

Free accounts will mean more furries.

Voice will be the end of roleplay in Second Life.

New York, HA!!

Do you knoe what New Yorkers use for birth control?

there personalities.

....But in answer to the OP

I learned I am not as shy as I once thought.

ROFL!! Best thread EVER!

The situation in Jesse remains tense.

On the negative side: "Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool" (and raises his paw...guilty)

On the positive side: The possibilities are endless

Patience.

Thumbs up to Avacea!!!

What you talking about thumbs up?


She's from Boston of all places, up there they're not taken seriously.

New Yorkers already know this.

I knew it'd be a female saying this.

You need to get out more, Recreant. A different crowd, get some color and different demeanor. You're much too "humble."

Hmm.. One more thing I learnt - Harris will never change.

I didn't. What is the doomsaying for this week?

"The sky is unfalling!" (build height is increasing)

"It's the end of the grid as we know it..." (sing along!)

Truthfully, I've learned that as much as SL can impact some people's lives, to most people, it is still a game. You can't rely on people here the way you can in RL, even when offering them RL money comparable to what they would get doing the same job in RL. They still just see the digital playground, and don't see the reality of a second life.

Mine goes hand in hand with what Trout put so well.

1. No amount of physical beauty will make you happier. Though it's fun and enlightening to be someone or something else for a time, you are still just as happy to be yourself.

2. There are a LOT of brilliant creative people out there. This makes me feel good -- gives me hope for humanity.

I can't thank y'all enough for these two valuable lessons.

Never trust a girl if "she" comes up with bizarre excuses to avoid speach.

Very true.

I would say that SL is much more real than I ever would have thought when I first logged in, but nevertheless much less real than my mind sometimes leads me to believe.

At the end of the day, SL really *is* just a digital playground when compared to real life for the vast majority of people (while for people for whom real life is very challenging for various reasons, such as disabilities, injuries, health issues, etc., it can be something very different and in many ways more fruitful than their RL). I think many of us come to realize this over the course of spending time in SL. That doesn't make SL useless or fruitless or silly -- but it does place it in its proper context, in my opinion.

That's got to be my "favorite" hot button right now. What about a simple "I don't want to?" Oh, I'll bet that's bizarre. In other words, any female named avatar is automatically guilty if for whatever reason they don't want to use voice. Got it.

I've learned that online "reality" is entirely fluid. Or seems so As I am at the very root of my ICU-nurse-mom nature "reality oriented", I've learned to think in multilayered fashion about the people I meet. I've learned that the possibilities for deception are nearly endless. But I've also learned that certain basics do hold true: constancy of affection, cheerful good company, emotional fidelity, and thoughtful connections developed over time... these can create true and powerful bonds. Worth knowing...

No !! only Coilette or Blenda etc .. /me giggles

C'mon get real dude where do you draw "the line"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bend_Her


Got it ?

Thank You, Thank You.


I enjoy being me. Change is not an option.

lol Oscar nominated post !