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Between real life and digital life, even if “we are such stuff as dreams are made on”

Our era has been marked by a profound existential transition, a radical change in the way we live and interact with the world around us. The growing presence of digital technology and constant access to the web have permeated every aspect of our lives, profoundly transforming our existential experience.
Before the advent of pervasive digital connectivity, our way of life was primarily rooted in reality. Interactions were always in person, information was sought through books, newspapers and other print sources, and experiences were often limited to the physical context in which we were. Our connection to the world was more direct and tangible, and our identity was built mainly through direct experiences. There was no offline one.
With the advent of the web and digital technologies, we have been catapulted into a new way of living, in which the line between reality and digital has increasingly blurred. The Internet has expanded our communication possibilities, creating a global network that allows us to connect with people from every corner of the planet.
Information became instantly accessible, opening up new horizons of knowledge. Digital platforms have provided virtual spaces where our identities can be constructed and projected through profiles…