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Dengar · 2012-07-15, 12:05

I'm surprised by people not understanding why people need to eat. The game has an interface that's directly wired into their brains. The body's actual senses are numbed, and all sensory input comes from the game. Is it that weird that the game can give you a sense of hunger? And that eating in-game food makes that feeling go away?

Also, the problem with Kirito being a beta tester isn't the fact that he's a beta tester. It's the fact that "He did nothing to stop those 2000 deaths.". Whether this is rational or not is an entirely different matter, but in a state of fear and helplessness, the human mind has a tendency to make up stuff to compensate for lack of information. It will do -anything it can- to alleviate feelings of frustration. It's called jumping to conclusions.

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Dengar Kamen Rider Muppeteer Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Unknown Age: 39	I'm surprised by people not understanding why people need to eat. The game has an interface that's directly wired into their brains. The body's actual senses are numbed, and all sensory input comes from the game. Is it that weird that the game can give you a sense of hunger? And that eating in-game food makes that feeling go away? Also, the problem with Kirito being a beta tester isn't the fact that he's a beta tester. It's the fact that "He did nothing to stop those 2000 deaths.". Whether this is rational or not is an entirely different matter, but in a state of fear and helplessness, the human mind has a tendency to make up stuff to compensate for lack of information. It will do -anything it can- to alleviate feelings of frustration. It's called jumping to conclusions. Last edited by Dengar; 2012-07-15 at 13:45.