Comments on: It’s A Small World

By: LostRainbow

LostRainbow — Sat, 24 Nov 2012 14:07:56 +0000

Great article!!! It’s so much fun to meet people from all over the world and hang out on Home. I am on the East Coast and I have met some people who live on the West Coast and from other countries on Home. If it wasn’t for Home, I would have never met these people. Now they are my friends and people I talk to regularly. It’s fun to get to know people. I am thankful to have met these people. I enjoy getting to know people on Home and think it’s great that people from all over the world can hang out with each other. Great read, and Happy Thanksgiving to you too! : )

By: KrazyFace

KrazyFace — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 08:25:48 +0000

Really liked readin’ that Ted. The world is very small, in fact I watched a documentary the other day about architecture and engineering, and it’s effect in our skyscrapers, but at one point in it they pointed out that even though our cities have almost doubled in size in only the last 20 years; If you gathered up every city in the world and stuck em together into one massive super-city, you could fit ALL of us onto Australia.

I see Cyber Space a bit like that, but intangible. Which kkinda boils us down into nothing more than a buzz of thoughts, ideas and chatter. But the human element will always be there, to give us a sense of place and belonging amongst it all -- and maybe even a sense of home.

By: Dr_Do-Little

Dr_Do-Little — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 20:54:13 +0000

Great read. I was soon fascinated about having friends all over North America on Home. After we created The Black Hat squad, our Novus-Prime club. I met my first world jumper from UK. Later we had to crate a second branch, Black Hat Squadron. We have members from 7 countries on 3 continents and our meet and greet at the last E3 looked like a UN meeting! With conversation in 3 or 4 languages… 1 more if you include airport english
Yes the world is getting smaller everyday and thanks to Sony for this amazing platform.

n.b. Nice pic of the biosphere, the U.S.A. “pavillion” at the Montréal expo 67