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+-   In Virtual Worlds, Anonymity breeds Terrorism-> on Wednesday February 06 2008, @09:15PM Anonymous Coward

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday February 06 2008, @09:15PM
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Anonymous Coward writes "The Washington Post has an article about the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity's take on the numerous virtual worlds (e.g. Second Life) that have cropped up in recent years. IARPA's thesis is that because the Government can't currently monitor all the communication and interaction, terrorists will plot and scheme in such environments. Makes you wonder who is really controlling all those rampaging phalli."
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