Virtual reality (VR) tech is improving fast, promising immersive games, virtual travel, and even social hangouts without leaving your room. But can VR truly replace the feel of real life? For now, it’s a fun tool for entertainment and training, yet lacking the full sensory richness and spontaneity of reality. Some worry VR might encourage people to escape from the real world, worsening social isolation. Others see it as a powerful tool for education and therapy. The truth is somewhere in between: VR won’t replace life but can enhance it in new ways. How we use it responsibly will shape its future role in our daily lives.
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