I understand what you are saying, but there is a definite difference. People wouldn't spend hundreds of dollars (myself included) to go to a concert if the experience of listening to it at home in digital format was "as real". I think they both have their merits and benefits, but one is definitely more visceral than the other. In my opinion anyway. I'd argue that life denotes realism, but then I am sure you will say something about AI being considered life in the future (or even now)... :)
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I think you will have a different viewpoint by the end of this decade/beginning of the next one.
The merging of the digital/real world will be complete by then. Virtual worlds will appear to us as real as your living room is today.
This is the direction things are going.
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You may very well be right! I wouldn't mind myself a personal holodeck!
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