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David Gelernter explains how 'mirror worlds' programming can be structured and used based on current and presently developing computer components and technology.

Virtual reality. --- Interactive computer systems. --- Virtual reality --- Interactive computer systems --- Computer systems --- Online data processing --- Environments, Virtual --- Virtual environments --- Virtual worlds --- Computer simulation --- Reality --- Social aspects. --- Computer software. --- Software engineering.

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