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"mē on -非在を見る-"

Current virtual reality and augmented reality, as their names suggest, are added value to reality, and as long as their potential is artificial, they hold incredible potential. Furthermore, the sense of reality is incomparably greater than ever before, and has continued to develop even further with the global infectious disease pandemic of 2020. However, I believe that the idea of "being able to perceive something that does not exist in reality" is not limited to virtual reality or augmented reality. This is what we call "intention," "thought," or "sensation," and perhaps our perception of it is an act of "seeing something that does not exist."