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Virtual reality (VR) can partially replace certain real experiences, such as training simulations, virtual travel, remote education, and social interactions in constrained scenarios like pandemics. It offers accessibility, safety, and cost savings while enhancing immersion.However, VR cannot fully substitute authentic physical sensations, unpredictable real-world interactions, emotional depth, or sensory details like touch, smell, and genuine risk. Most experts agree it complements rather than replaces reality, lacking the sublime unpredictability and human connections of true experiences.In 2025, VR trends focus on hyper-realism and mixed reality, but physical authenticity remains irreplaceable for many.https://theconversation.com/why-virtual-reality-cannot-match-the-real-thing-92035 https://www.other.world/blog/vr-real-life https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9517547/ https://hqsoftwarelab.com/blog/virtual-reality-trends/

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