> Perhaps this accounts for the widely-reported sense of unreality that plagues so many of us.
The idea is that interpreting content on the Internet leads people to become more self-conscious about how they interpret reality, which causes it to be less "real."
> Perhaps this accounts for the widely-reported sense of unreality that plagues so many of us.
The idea is that interpreting content on the Internet leads people to become more self-conscious about how they interpret reality, which causes it to be less "real."