Dude, are you comparing your life to a game?
Yes, I compare everything to everything, that's how I'm able to tell the difference between everything so well.
That's why I'm good at literally everything I do in life, and anyone can do that, it's not anything special or surprising.
You are talking about an ideal world: you say that this should be applicable to everything, not only to a game but also to everything else in your/our life.
I am not talking about an ideal world, I'm talking about competitive competition, and generally speaking most people agree with this, which is why all the most prestegious sporting events in the world go to such dramatic length to prevent cheating and imposters.
But, if so, why do we face wars, why do we face climate changes, why do face corruption, why do we face abuses, why do we face unfair behaviour in general, why do I deal with people that are above me at work, although they have less than 6 years of experience?
Exactly.
This is the way it goes, and nobody ever changed this.
With that attitude, things will never change, and you are part of the problem.
There's a saying... "If you can't beat them, join them" - Me personally, I'd rather die.
We have so many problems in the world alone because people have this mentality that it's too much effort to change things.
You can not change the world by avoiding aliasing in WA. The world goes beyond an online game, you know.
Actually, you can, every action you take changes the world, dramatically, in most cases it's on such an immediately small scale that you don't even realize it.
Though, cause & effect, think of it like a snowball rolling down a snowy hill.
Every action you take, affects something in a small way, but that small decision can have MASSIVE consequences for someone else along the line.
You missed crossing the road at the traffic lights, because someone delayed you by exactly 2 seconds. You think... What's 2 seconds huh? That 2 seconds made you wait another 30 seconds for the next green man to cross the road... Those 32 seconds made you miss a bus, the next bus isn't for 30 minutes now.
Now you're 30 minutes late, because of a 2 second delay.
This happens every second, every day, to billions of people.
Things escalate in a way I don't believe you have ever truly thought deeply about, or at least, you definitely don't show you're aware of it.
I do not consider aliasing as cheating: if someone is the best, then why should he care about someone who is aliasing? He would beat him/her in any case, would not he/she?
Aliasing IS literally cheating, by definition.
It does not matter that YOU don't consider it cheating, you're wrong. It's illegal in competitive sports in general for people to alias, to dupe accounts, to imposter other people(that's fraud by the way and can even put you in jail).
The fact you say this actually shocks me because I didn't think you were that ignorant, now, I believe you are a very smart & talented person in general, but you've experienced a moment of incredible stupidity right there.
It's ok, we've all been there, I do stupid stuff all the time too lol.
I would have been happy if the main issue of the World was aliasing on wormnet, but unfortunately this is not the case.
The world has many issues, one of the biggest in general is cheating, fraud, deceit. Aliasing is very closely related to deceit.
Sure sometimes it feels like an innocent joke, but generally speaking it's globally considered by most of the human race to be a very negative and toxic trait that most people despise.
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