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this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2023
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Virtual lamps use real electricity and produce real light, so even if though they are virtual they are also real
Wait... Processing....
So... a lamp in a video game is also a lamp in real life?
You could totally turn off the lights, sit next to the ingame lamp, and use that light to read or light your room. So, yes!
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