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“I love how you can kind of go and immerse yourself into almost any culture you can think of.”

She also discussed other ways she prepared for the role, explaining: “I went to New York early, about a month early, so that I could live in Brighton Beach and immerse myself more in that neighbourhood. Also, so that I could fine-tune the accent.”

“Visitors take their time and immerse themselves in the work to discover all the details. Great conversations arise about what art is,” the spokesperson said.

And that sort of pressure of winning at all costs makes people like Urban Meyer do things like pull Aaron out of high school early when he probably wasn't ready, and bring him down to this Florida culture, and immerse him in the world of college football because he's such a great talent.

They’re different from virtual reality headsets that fully immerse people into a computer-generated environment.