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Louise Dechelette — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:37:11 +0000

Thought provoking program. Is the brain well equipped to deal with virtual reality and the high levels of gratification it provides? It seems not since we need to treat youngsters for addiction in South Korea. Yet it could simply mean that real life is not as exciting and rewarding as a video game. When you lose a game in some neo-fantasy-medieval battle there is always another game to play. In real life, there is a sobering lack of glamor in having a flat tire on the way to the grocery store… It seems reassuring that American pilots who are thousands of miles away from the battle fields still are suffering from post traumatic syndrome. The contrary would indicate that we somehow stripped those soldiers of their humanity… As far as Second Life is concerned, I would love to see Art students collaborating with History/Archeology students recreating in 3-D temples, castles or lost cities laying now in ruins. I see a lot of potential for teachers there… Thanks Pat, very inspirational.