Is internet a place of experimentation and self expression

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Question: Is the Internet a "place of experimentation and self-expression," of "consequence-free identity play," or is it a "regime of self-surveillance," as Turkle? For the sake of argument, assume it can't be both without falling into illogical contradiction. What would your answer be, and why?

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