virtuality
Britishnoun
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In Le Tellier’s “The Anomaly,” mirroring is achieved through the prospect of virtuality.
From New York Times
“How will billions of virtual individuals react when confronted with their own virtuality?”
From New York Times
“There’s been a backlash to the virtuality of the world we live in,” he said.
From New York Times
There is some hope among experts that virtuality will address the issue, requiring or eliciting a more concrete event than, say, a two-sentence conspiracist tweet.
From Seattle Times
Q: It also feels like the Zoom interface is also the beginning — by the next pandemic, we’ll have a measure of 3-D virtuality instead of just flat boxes.
From Washington Post
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