Edward Castronova: This is already happening. most rs gold games are multinational. i play regularly with people from france, korea, australia, japan. we dont necessarily know each other as such, but it comes out. what's wiered is, there's still quite a lot of public xenophobia, that has to get slapped down. some idiot will shout out in the general channel something nasty about [insert racial/ethnic group here]. and then everyone piles on about what a moron he is and how he should shut up or he will get his account banned. so this debate happens. underlying it, though, there's this norm of working together. a silly example: you can't kill a dragon without getting 60 people on the same page. ok, that's going to be a lot of diversity, and it's not like everyone is locked into some pre existing structure. so its voluntary cooperation. and it works. friendships cross the seas at that point, riding on the internet.
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There was a family right next to me, at the other side of my line. Dad, right by me, kid, mom, teen, preteen. The were talking. A whole family having a conversation, several times through the movie, including the final act. Not talking, having a conversation, who is going to be who and when is everybody going to end, all aside from the movie.
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