<ul><li>A new study from the University of Glasgow reveals that virtual reality (VR) can trick your sense of movement without causing discomfort or motion sickness.</li><li>The researchers found that people wearing VR headsets can experience spinning, speeding up, and turning in the opposite direction from reality, even while remaining comfortable.</li><li>This breakthrough could revolutionize the use of VR in games, simulators, theme parks, and during car rides.</li><li>The study suggests that people's brains can be easily fooled in passive VR situations, leading to more immersive experiences without the risk of motion sickness.</li></ul>

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