A fascinating essay on an emerging social phenomenon among digital natives: increasingly living in the virtual world more than in the real one.

During the pandemic, many young people popularized a strange virtual phenomenon: reality shifting, a practice with which thousands of centennials claimed to have transported themselves to parallel universes while interacting with their idols or their favorite characters and experiencing, through their consciences and beliefs, an authentic and real life.

Gabriel Ventura dissects, with a seductive and stimulating style, this new emerging social habit among digital natives and questions their new ways of thinking and understanding the world.