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Robert L. Maginnis

When the virtual world becomes the real world

When the virtual world becomes the real world

Young people today are not simply online. Many now retreat into digital worlds designed to capture their attention, build habits, and connect them with strangers—often as an escape from real-life challenges.

Robert Maginnis
Apr 27, 2026
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