Virtual §

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Relations §

• Simulation: Virtual environments or experiences are often simulations or imitations of reality.
• Digital: Virtual objects or environments are often created and exist in digital form, rather than physical form.
• Abstract: Virtual concepts or objects are abstract, existing as ideas or representations rather than concrete physical entities.
• Immaterial: Virtual things lack physical substance or materiality.
• Computer-Generated: Computer-generated things often exist in virtual environments or simulations.
• Theoretical: Virtual concepts or models are often theoretical or hypothetical, rather than based on empirical evidence.
• Artificial: Virtual environments or objects are artificial, created by humans, rather than occurring naturally.
• Simulated: Simulations often take place in a virtual or computer-generated environment.
• Reality: Virtual refers to something that is not physically real, but simulated or imagined, contrasting with reality.
• Simulated: Virtual things are simulations or imitations of reality, rather than the actual thing itself.
• Digital: Virtual refers to digital simulations or representations of real-world objects or environments.
• Artificial: Artificial things can exist in a virtual or simulated environment.
• Imaginary: Virtual things are often imaginary or conceptual, rather than real or tangible.
• Illusory: Virtual experiences or environments can create an illusion or false impression of reality.
• Synthetic: Virtual things are often synthetic or artificially created, rather than natural or genuine.