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=== Defying Nature's Laws ===
A plethora of simulspace environments are available, ranging from simulations of real places to historical recreations to fantastic worlds representing almost every genre imaginable. All of these simulations are bolstered by the fact that possible scenarios are not bound by the laws of nature. The fundamental forces of reality and nature, like gravitation, electromagnetism, atmosphere, temperature, etc., are programmable in VR, allowing for environments that are completely unnatural, such as escheresque simulspace where gravity is relative to position. These domain rules may be altered and manipulated according to the whim of the designer.
Time itself is an adjustable constant in VR, though deviation from true time has its limits. So far, transhuman designers have achieved time dilation up to 60 times faster or slower than real time (roughly one minute equaling either one hour or one second). Time slowdown is far more commonly used, granting more time for simulspace recreational activities (more time, more fun!), learning, or work (economically effective). Time acceleration, on the other hand, is extremely useful for making long distance travel through space more tolerable.