PERSONALITY IN DIGITAL SPACE
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https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/PYRQEKeywords:
digitalization process, personality, consciousness, digital reality, virtual reality.Abstract
In this article, the author analyzes the fact that the process of digitalization of human activity made us reconsider the issue of the essence of consciousness, human capabilities in the work of consciousness, the optimal ways of interaction of human consciousness with modern computer technology and generated virtual reality. The author argues that digital reality is a direct product of consciousness and can have a significant direct impact on the psyche of an individual and consciousness in general. Virtual consciousness is a reflection of virtual reality and the result of the very properties of human consciousness. That is, virtual consciousness is a part of consciousness, which is a reflection of virtual reality, a form of adaptation to it.
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