Virtual Reality (VR) allows people to step into digital worlds that feel surprisingly real. By wearing special headsets or using controllers, users can move around and interact with objects that only exist as computer code. Some find these virtual experiences exciting and full of potential. Others worry about the impact they might have on our ideas about right and wrong, as well as on our understanding of what is truly “real.” In this post, we will explore how VR challenges our sense of reality, examine moral issues that come up in virtual worlds, and consider how spending time in simulations could change our identities in everyday life. Apple Vision Pro, a glimpse into the next generation of immersive virtual and augmented experiences. "Introducing Apple Vision Pro: Apple’s first spatial computer", Apple, https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2023/06/introducing-apple-vision-pro/ What Counts as “Real” in Virtual Worlds? One of the biggest questions about VR is whether experience...