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You can get an out of body experience with just a couple of mirrors. No virtual reality needed. Search on "A simple method to stand outside oneself" for the article.
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@flyingemu27 Correct.That entirely accounts for the emprical evidence and that answer is more accuarate than it first appears.The unrigorously defined idea of his "personal identity" (which is composed of many many different parts according to the circumstance) is not "transferred" to (or rather *associated* with) the graphic on the screen if they aren't relevant to the strategic logic of the scenario here.He learned that what happens on screen is likely to happen to him.
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they sell sell strokers with the game? nancy boy games
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@owneroftheintern3t There's nothing wrong with admitting one's orientation. Good on ya!
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i'd h8 to b touched by another guy while gamer. i'd pause it and curse them and continue playing but if its a game i would mind. fact might turn it off lol
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may be he expected to be touched!
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LOL OH MAN, WHY DOES THIS VIDEO MAKE ME LAUGH SO HARD?!
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all that technology and the graphics are from a nintendo 64!
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@flyingemu27 you are smarter than those retard scientists, this is a fail experiment, plus the models and animation suck ass, lol faiiiiiilllll
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put that virtual child basher in a virtual jail....
My heart rate would go up too if some guy started stroking my arm when I was playing video games.
owneroftheintern3t 1 year ago 100
Maybe he felt "threatened" because he thought that since he was being stroked in real life he would get slapped in real life. I don't think it was necessarily because he identified with his virtual body.
flyingemu27 1 year ago 97