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SL is very different from Minecraft. Think for a moment of Minecraft as a game made of legos. You have to go adventure to find your legos, then stack them up. You can kill monsters to stay alive, and have the capability of chatting with others, if you're on a server where there are other people, but it is not an inherently social game. Second Life is based more on interaction with people. Some people build, but you can play SL without having to build anything. You don't, unless you buy it, have a life or health meter you have to keep full. Without other people, there's nothing to do on SL. I make things, but even that is only done to share the final product with others, where in Minecraft you create things to stay alive and build a house or area for yourself. I play both games, so if you have any further questions, feel free to ask.