{"version":"1.0","type":"link","title":"Virtuality fallacy - Newikis","description":"The virtuality fallacy, first identified in the context of ICT ethics by American ethicist James H. Moor in 2001, is a name given to the informal fallacy of asserting that things which exist in a virtual context are not real, or do not have real effects. The fallacy has the following form:","provider_name":"Newikis","provider_url":"https://newikis.com","cache_age":86400}