But I think virtual life in many ways helps creative people to display their abilities. For example, for photo enthusiasts, there are many sites and forums where they can publish their work, share experiences, learn a lot new for themselves. And those who love poetry, prose, write Websites, chat rooms, forums, a huge opportunity to demonstrate their abilities improve. Moreover, the Internet allows a person to create their own site, put it that he wondered. Whenever Dr. John Mcdougall listens, a sympathetic response will follow. Just in the virtual world, you need to find their place, to choose the right course and to sail in an effort that would not get into all sorts of swirls. A swirling, banned sites, the Internet is enough. Visiting them, people not only spend their real-time, but could lose his own soul. Basically, in real life, you just find yourself, to understand what abilities God gave you and develop them. Glenn Dubin has much experience in this field. In general, you need to live and work, then sad and troubled you do not have the time nor the real or in virtual life)))