Comments on: Pathetic request for comments http://zipymonkey.com/scientist/2006/11/17/pathetic-request-for-comments/ moderately useless commentary on the World as I see it Wed, 08 Feb 2012 09:37:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: nikkiana http://zipymonkey.com/scientist/2006/11/17/pathetic-request-for-comments/#comment-173 nikkiana Mon, 20 Nov 2006 21:09:25 +0000 http://zipymonkey.com/scientist/2006/11/17/pathetic-request-for-comments/#comment-173 I signed up for in a few months ago after a few friends had talked about it... Mostly out of curiosity sake. I logged in once, failed to see the point, and never logged in again... Well, things they are a changing. I get a mass email from teh bossman this afternoon saying that we may be doing some consulting work for Second Life and he wants to make sure we all have accounts are aquainted with the system. I guess I'm going to have to actually use my account afterall. I signed up for in a few months ago after a few friends had talked about it… Mostly out of curiosity sake. I logged in once, failed to see the point, and never logged in again…

Well, things they are a changing.

I get a mass email from teh bossman this afternoon saying that we may be doing some consulting work for Second Life and he wants to make sure we all have accounts are aquainted with the system.

I guess I’m going to have to actually use my account afterall.

]]> By: Z.Monkey http://zipymonkey.com/scientist/2006/11/17/pathetic-request-for-comments/#comment-171 Z.Monkey Fri, 17 Nov 2006 19:29:38 +0000 http://zipymonkey.com/scientist/2006/11/17/pathetic-request-for-comments/#comment-171 I think it has a lot to do with escapism. People can go into the virtual world and have a better chance at succeeding their than they may have in the real world because there is less competition and more resources. What they are succeeding at is anyone's guess. I don't think it would make people more or less irresponsible with their money. Apparently some lady has made millions doing property speculation in Second Life. I think it has a lot to do with escapism. People can go into the virtual world and have a better chance at succeeding their than they may have in the real world because there is less competition and more resources. What they are succeeding at is anyone’s guess.

I don’t think it would make people more or less irresponsible with their money. Apparently some lady has made millions doing property speculation in Second Life.

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