: Re: Is calling this process a "convergence" accurate and clear? I planning to write about the convergence of our real world and the computer reality world. My plan to develop on this idea is to

If I understand this correctly, over the course of your story the two separate worlds of reality and virtual reality are going to gradually become one?

If I've understood, this does not seem so complex to me. Be clear in your description-- it's a gradual convergence of worlds. Certainly that is an apt description, but one sentence won't do it. This will take paragraphs. Describe it thoroughly. I may come back and add an example later if I'm on the right track.

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