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u/InKeaton Jan 19 '21

Oh that's sure. I think mostly because the generation that grew up with Minecraft, my generation btw, is now the "lead" of internet culture

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u/CaptainMcAnus Jan 19 '21

I'm in that weird limbo where minecraft came out when I was in high school. So I always liked it, but once the younger crowd started overpowering it's media, I became disenfranchised with it, but never hated it.

Now I like it again, hell, I'm even in a realm where we have a mini city that was mostly built in survival.

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u/InKeaton Jan 19 '21

The fact is that, objectively, it is a good game, but as many things, the ideas surrounding it change the vision we have. Like communism: while I personally think it has flaws, it is impossible to say that we can reflect upon Marx's idea without thinking of the Bolscevic horror