How exactly to understand the "reality" of the distinction among the attributes is a crucial interpretative matter and is discussed in Sections 1.8.1 1.8.2.
But the core proposition of VR is exactly to transport you to 'other realities'.
The basic position underlying its elaborations is one of extreme philosophical realism: it is assumed that the structure of reality corresponds so exactly to the way in which the mind works that there is a separate real entity corresponding to every distinction that it can make.
The Road to Cascadian Farm I don't know about you, but I never expect the bucolic scenes and slogans on my packaged food to correspond to reality (where exactly is Nature's Valley, anyway?), but it turns out the Cascadian Farm pictured on my TV dinner is a real farm that grows real food -- though not quite the same food contained in my TV dinner.
A cornerstone of my work is trying to bend reality to exactly what I want, I think that's far more typical of film than photography.
Another interpretive problem is that it is difficult to see exactly where possible reality would fit into Descartes' ontology.
And yes, 360-degree video isn't exactly "virtual reality," but again, it's one step closer to getting people to think about content in a different way.
Comparing to the classical linear heat equation, this equation, to a certain extent, reflects even more exactly physical reality [1, 2].
In practice, however, mathematical models rarely exactly describe reality, and a large number of parameters need to be estimated, which will inevitably lead to errors in prediction of glucose response.
Even if the work, or this collection, is not presented as documentary in nature, simply stating that a lot of the images diverged from reality to fit a romantic ideal raises the question of what exactly that reality was.
