Just wondering if you could answer/comment on these points:
1. You argue that no person has the right to kill another. however, in justifying this point, you appear to be mainly arguing against corporal punishment and the such. However, since a large (and increasing) fraction of video games are based around war, I think that not dealing with the idea of whether war can be justified or not is somewhat skirting the issue.I shall take a wild guess and assume that you fall somewh...
3. You quote Virilio, and you continue to quote his notion of biorhythm throughout your post. One should be very careful when quoting post-modern thinkers such as him. Firstly, the point of his that you quote (ie that reality on tv is not the same as our own) is, of course,a banality.Most everyone knows that (that is not to say its not an important point. And, anyone who needs to state such a banality in such a way as "biorhythms of expierience" probably doesnt have a lot of confide...