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« Andy Goldsworthy
Artists of the Week #21 »

Why We Act Differently Online

By Tom Saunter | Published: September 8, 2010

Six fascinating reasons why we may act differently online:

  • You Don’t Know Me (dissociative anonymity)
  • You Can’t See Me (invisibility)
  • See You Later (asynchronicity)
  • It’s All in My Head (solipsistic introjection)
  • It’s Just a Game (dissociative imagination)
  • We’re Equals (minimizing authority)

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