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Zeke Shatzer
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“A sacred place is not a place to hide out. It is a place where we recognize ourselves and our commitments.” -Pg 277
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Zeke Shatzer
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“Communities are constituted by physical proximity, shared concerns, real consequences, and common responsibilities.” -Pg 239
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Zeke Shatzer
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“The elements of an apology are meant to lay the psychological groundwork for healing—and this means healing both for the person who has been offended and for the person who has offended…Technology makes it easy to blur the line between confession and apology.” -Pg 234
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Zeke Shatzer
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“…the connected life encourages us to treat those we meet online in something of the same way we treat objects.” -Pg 168
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Zeke Shatzer
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“Today, our machine dream is to be never alone but always in control. This can’t happen when one is face-to-face with a person.” -Pg 157
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