Welcome to The Virtual Community: a new board on which I hope to host many discussions about our world and how we interact with it.
Posting guidelines
This Forum, Through the Looking Glass, offers a wider mirror to enable us to look back upon ourselves as social creatures, to identify the ways and manner of our interactions with each other. First, however, we must choose to step through the mirror, for it is only from outside our own social constructs that we can begin to see the frame within which we habitually function. At what point does individuality fade into group identity? to what extent is group identity forged or altered by the individual?
Looking forward to meeting you, and to many lively future debates!
Posting guidelines
This Forum, Through the Looking Glass, offers a wider mirror to enable us to look back upon ourselves as social creatures, to identify the ways and manner of our interactions with each other. First, however, we must choose to step through the mirror, for it is only from outside our own social constructs that we can begin to see the frame within which we habitually function. At what point does individuality fade into group identity? to what extent is group identity forged or altered by the individual?
Looking forward to meeting you, and to many lively future debates!
