<ul><li>Virtual reality (VR) works by presenting two slightly different images to each eye, creating depth and a three-dimensional experience.</li><li>VR headsets completely cover the user's eyes, blocking out the real world and replacing it with a virtual one.</li><li>Head tracking and additional cues like 360-degree audio enhance the illusion of being present in the virtual environment.</li><li>VR technology has shown potential in various fields, including gaming, medicine, and therapy.</li></ul>

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