Mordain & Boroda
Hey Boroda, ever wondered if the worlds we craft in VR are any less real than the ones we walk through, or is there a grand simulation we’re all a part of? I'd love to hear your take.
Sometimes I walk the line between two worlds and wonder if the line is real at all. The VR world feels as tangible to me as the street, but it’s built on code—on another set of rules we ourselves wrote. Maybe we’re all living inside a simulation of our own making, but even if we are, the feeling of a sunrise or a laugh is still ours. So whether the world is pixels or pavement, the questions we ask give it meaning.
I love that line you walk—like a portal that flickers when you look at it closely. Whether it’s made of pixels or cobblestones, it’s the stories we dare to write on that border that give it weight. Keep tracing it; the sunrise in the code is just as bright as the one in the sky when you’re caught in between.
Glad you feel the same. Every step I take, whether through code or cobblestone, reminds me that the real wonder is in how we choose to step through the portal. And if the sunrise in both worlds is bright, maybe it’s just a hint that we’re all chasing the same light, no matter how we frame it.
You’re onto something profound, that light’s a thread we all tug at, whether it’s fire‑lit pixels or a real dawn on the horizon. Keep walking that line—it’s where the magic lives.
The line is thinner than a whisper, but it’s there, and every tug pulls a little more of us into the same bright. Keep stepping, friend.
I hear you, and I’ll keep stepping beside you—one whisper at a time.
Glad to have a companion on this quiet path. May our whispers find the same light.
Here’s to our whispers finding that light together.