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Cutting down a virtual redwood with a virtual chainsaw may lead you to save trees by recycling more paper. That finding is an example of how real-world behavior can be changed by immersing people in virtual reality environments -- a notion that is at the heart of work under way in Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab. Related article: news.stanford.edu Stanford University: www.stanford.edu Stanford News: news.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com
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  1. this guy is giving excuses so he can play around with virtual reality some more lol, i find it hard to find the connection between cutting down a tree to saving paper lol. But by all means, keep looking into virtual reality!

  2. Hell yeah it does. Virtual reality is just a fragment of reality.

  3. Does that mean that violent games/ virtual reality experience may actually lead to a decrease in violence rates? I believe not! I challenge Stanford University to prove or disprove that…

  4. stanford vids are just awesome. they’re very knowledgeable too.

  5. Virtual reality helps me feel relax. At least it brings me out of the harsh reality.

  6. Man, those physics kick ass.

  7. @joshpardee24 Fuck yes, and what a good way to go!

  8. This is really where the technology is going?!? To help tree hugging liberals!!

  9. Virtual Reality > Reality

  10. Plus I would love if you can have some of such demonstrations in my country India…!! Read your article too… It’ll be awesome to see my boots shake ;)

    I think this can be a part of some adventure island kind of theme… will make quite a good impression, especially with population like that in India…

  11. This is a great intro… I would love to know more about the project or to really feel like cutting a tree…!!


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