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Jake participates in the Avatar Program, which enables humans to explore the remote environment of Pandora. He is able to control his avatar as if he were physically in the environment himself. He is able to experience all of the feelings that his avatar experiences, as there is a whole-body remote neural interface linking his human body and the avatar body. This clip depicts an extremely advanced (and currently unrealistic) form of virtual reality.
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