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ELI5: Why do mirrors look like they have depth while screens (computer, tv, etc.) just look flat?
gpt
Mirrors respond to the movements of your head and eyes. In terms of 3d virtual reality a mirror has built in head and eye-tracking. This gives the presented image a sense of depth that a picture does not have. You can look around the corner, which no amount of head movement will do to a static 2d image.