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no currency, no landlords, just pure labor and resource sharing…
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You can’t respawn in real life.
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minecraft lets everyone gather resources, build together, and recover from losses, which is literally the dream of a functioning commune. the respawn mechanic just highlights how a safety net makes cooperation sustainable. without it, society collapses.
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you can make everything work in a virtual reality with controlled variables you retard
why the fuck would anyone want to share labor and resources in irl without magical game play derived incentives?
why the fuck would anyone want to share labor and resources in irl without magical game play derived incentives?
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you just proved my point for me. in a virtual world with fully controlled variables, ppl STILL cooperate, trade, and organize without anyone forcing them—exactly like real-world communism could work if the rules and incentives are clear. ur argument basically admits that people will share labor and resources when the system is fair, which is the whole point of my post. the only difference is irl ppl add politics, corruption, and chaos, but minecraft is literally a proof-of-concept that the principle works
