Virtual reality exists just beyond our current capacity in immersive technology. It is the creation of scenes as real as daily life. We experience virtual reality in daydreams and in sleep, in the scenes we see with our third eyes. Do our media outlets expose us to a virtual world of our education-supported existence? Real only in our minds and experiences? Do shared scenes experienced with others produce a virtual-reality bias in the experiences?
Virtual reality is real. We experience it in our heads, in daydreams, and in sleep. While daydreaming, we may feel we are experiencing a real activity, but we are only visualizing in our third eye. We may think we are doing something when we are only daydreaming. While daydreaming or sleeping, we think we are awake and performing the acts we dream. It is all in our heads, in our virtual reality, able brains. It is when we regain consciousness that we realize it was all in our heads.
Without our media outlets and education, what would we make of our experiences? Would we see a world out there or our life as one of many usual lives in the world? Would we think we were human and part of a body of humanity without our education and the media outlets' support of such a view? Could we be more open-minded without our education and the media outlets? How reliable is our educational system and the media outlets?
Without our shared experiences with family and friends, would we find our experiences as real as we do? Would we take for granted the experience we have of daily life if it weren't shared with significant others? Would we be more friendly to the idea that it is only a virtual world if it were not shared with others? How much of real life we experience every day depends on whether it's shared. Would we be sure it was a real world if we did not share it with others?
In our lives, our experiences, we take them for granted. What if they are only creations? Figments of our imaginations? What if we live in virtual reality? What if reality only occurs in our heads? What if a creation is what the real world is? What if it is all in our mind, even when the media outlets and the education given say it is not? What if God can help us sort it out?
