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Should laws apply in futuristic virtual reality?
| If you can revive yourself in this world, killing will be more like small robbery, and, maybe it won't be okay, but it won't count as a serious crime
| going off of what >>50c23b said, i think the only serious crime would be against hacking. laws would still be present, but maybe a lot more lenient and probably more moral-based?
| It would be fun if it wasn't. If it was just real life, but without any laws. It probably won't be though. Maybe it would be something like The Oasis. That could be fun. Though you're talking about indistinguishable, and The Oasis is definitely distinguishable.
So do you mean that your body feels everything too? Because if that's the case, you would die irl if you die in the game, so if that's the case, then yes. Laws should apply to it.
-GG
| (I used a fucking name tag again. Fuck me.)
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| What do you think? If virtual reality becomes indistinguishable from rl in the future, should you be able to kill "humans?"
This question goes for anything else illegal/immoral you shouldn't do in real life.
Should it be okay for you to do it in a virtual world?