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The physical hardware used to access the internet

The trace of data left behind by a user's online activities

The encrypted password used to protect a personal account

The amount of bandwidth consumed by a user per $1$ second

Using $A=B+C$ logic to verify news sources

Contributing constructive feedback to a public forum

Engaging in 'flaming' or aggressive personal attacks against other users

Citing original authors when sharing content with a $CC-BY$ license

The algorithm promotes only educational content with a value of $E = 1$

The algorithm risks creating 'filter bubbles' by prioritizing high-engagement, potentially polarizing content

The algorithm automatically deletes all negative comments to keep $E$ stable

The platform ensures that every user views content with an engagement probability of $P > 0.5$

Because virtual worlds require a constant internet connection speed $v > 100\ Mbps$

Because social media interfaces make personal expressions visible to a global, semi-public audience

Because virtual spaces are legally defined as 'No-Man's Land' where no laws like $Code\ Civil$ apply

Because hardware devices like $CPU$ and $GPU$ are publicly shared

To ensure the information is shared at a frequency $f = 50\ Hz$

To prevent the spread of misinformation by cross-referencing multiple reliable sources

To increase the storage capacity of the device by $N^2$ bits

To make sure the content reaches a wider audience within a time interval $[t_1, t_2]$