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There have been numerous threads about people here who feel they want to be NA'Vi. This is a huge topic with all the threads on "Would you give up your Earth life" and such.
![]() Now what I would like to know is - what is it that pulls you - us - into that thought. What is it that draws us into that feeling, that we would rather be NA'Vi, that we would rather be on Pandora, that our souls are NA'Vi or all the other similar feelings we share. I think each of us has different feelings, I'd be interested to hear some. I imagine some want to be NA'Vi because of the NA'Vi culture, others want to be there because of the Ikran or the rainforest, others because it is spacetravel and others because of the bioluminescent plants and again others because of the physiology of the NA'Vi or because of the way they live and relate to each other. Probably for most of us, all of these things are good reasons to invoke a desire to be a NA'Vi, but I'd like to know which ones are most important to you and if you will, drop a thought about if or how you think this part could become a reality for yourself here and now or within your lifetime and maybe what this motivates you to do. This is not supposed to be a debate on which reasons are "better" or scientifically more probable but if you can, try to be realistic where applicable. But its ok to also go for dreams and mysticism. Just dont debate it - talk about what YOU think, what YOU want or desire, dont tell others what they should think or feel. Thank you
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