This is one reason I no longer enjoy driving simulation games as much since I started driving real cars. It feels like re-learning driving as my physics engine

This is one reason I no longer enjoy driving simulation games as much since I started driving real cars. It feels like re-learning driving as my physics engine in my head need to adjust to the new physics each time. Also quit playing PUBG because after a few hours I find myself processing my real environment as if I'm in the game, feeling like my instincts trigger to things that remind me something from the game. Maybe it's like the way how people get adjusted to modified bicycles that turn to the other direction instead of the expected one or like those vision modifiers that turn the world upside down or looking back and after some surprisingly short time people start seeing normal again despite the modified optics. IMHO its not that different from how our reality is skewed when spending too much time online, so neural networks are neural network no matter what the process I guess.