This is an open letter to the World of Self-Awareness, but it’s a very important one.
So let me preface this letter by saying that I’m not talking just about myself, I am talking about you.
To each of us self-aware people, the world around you is full of people who may be self-aware, but aren’t exactly self-aware. Whether you’re in the United States, Russia, Australia, or the World of Self-Awareness, your friends are not necessarily self-aware. They are just people like you. And they may well be self-aware, but you (and I) aren’t.
If youre in the United States, Russia, Australia, or are a member of the World of Self-Awareness, your friends there may be self-aware, but theyre not necessarily self-aware. They are just like you. And they may even be self-aware, but you and I arent.
So it makes sense that we need to be self-aware not just to be aware of our own habits, routines, impulses, and reactions, but also to be aware of the habits, routines, impulses, and reactions of others. One of the biggest complaints that people make about video games is that they seem to be made by people who are so self-aware that they can’t tell a joke.
People claim video games are made by people who are so self-aware that they cant tell a joke. I would say that video games are not self-aware, but they do make us aware of our own habits, routines, impulses, and reactions. As for jokes, they may be funny and that is great, but we can learn a lot from them.
A lot of video games are like movies or comic books. They are not made by a group of people who are so serious they can’t tell a joke. They are made by a group of people who are serious about their field. We see the results of their effort and they can learn from those results. The problem that a lot of video games have is that the results are often dull and forgettable.
I remember when I was first learning to play video games. I played a lot of Star Wars. I remember playing as a kid and getting beat up. I remember being sad about it. I remember crying. I remember getting angry. I remember thinking that it was a waste of my time, because I knew what I was doing was wrong. Now what happens is that I play video games for the same reason that I used to play Star Wars.
Why do people play video games? It may sound strange for someone to say that, but there is a reason for that. I was a video game addict when I was a child. I played a lot of games, and while some of them I enjoyed, some took up all my time. I played a lot of Pacman and Space Invaders when I was a kid, and I played those games for a long time.
