Post by Eugene 2.0 on Jul 29, 2021 21:24:37 GMT
The main thought here is some new trends that are going to be started a little later, in three or five decades. More and more time we'll be spending our time interacting with the virtual reality and many many times that reality will be swallowing us totally up. The humanity (as we could clearly see dozens of hundreds times during the history) prefers civilization to anything else over all, and the humanity takes and uses the civilization tools as something ordinary and common after operating with them. Maybe it's good, maybe not? Who knows? But we're facing the fact - the role of the virtual reality in our lives is getting more and more usual.
One of the modern philosophers David Chalmers says that we shouldn't strike back at those new virtual realities, because we can't even differ ones (realities) from the other ones (real or present realities). I find this moment to be very problematical (as well as the problem of the identity); Chalmers claims that we won't be paying attention at this differentiation of the realities as we use to do it today. The virtual reality will become what the hammers, stoves, computers, and social nets are for us today.
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What do you think about all this?
One of the modern philosophers David Chalmers says that we shouldn't strike back at those new virtual realities, because we can't even differ ones (realities) from the other ones (real or present realities). I find this moment to be very problematical (as well as the problem of the identity); Chalmers claims that we won't be paying attention at this differentiation of the realities as we use to do it today. The virtual reality will become what the hammers, stoves, computers, and social nets are for us today.
The Source: Reality +
What do you think about all this?
