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Nature in video games has evolved from a simple backdrop to an essential portal for many, particularly those whose access to the outdoors is limited. Consider Cassie Anne, a prominent Minecraft ...

“Touch grass.” Up until fairly recently, I had never heard this phrase. But it seems to be growing in popularity, as more and more I see it written and hear people say it. This phrase is used when ...

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Touch grass”. It’s an expression that, somewhat ironically, was birthed by internet culture and spread via forums like Reddit and Twitter. Issued to people when they seemed to get too vigorously het ...