Virtual reality detailing based on uncertainty

Pixelation problem of textures in Virtual Reality can be resolved by using theory of J.A.Wheeler, affirming that our con-sciousness densely interacts with the objective world even in a very large scale. Despite of uncertainty with correctness of this hypothesis to the real world, this idea looks very attractive for computer based virtual worlds modeling as a method of local environment detailing just "when we are looking". 1. UNCERTAINTY John Wheeler [1], after E.Shroedinger [2] and H.Everett [3] has developed a scheme ofthe physical world and human con-sciousness interaction. According to the rules of Quantum Mechanics (QM), our observations affect the Universe at the most fundamental level. He noticed that the macro-world, according to QM, obeys in some way rules ofthe micro-world: At every moment, the entire universe isfihled with such events, where the possible outcomes ofcountless interactions become real, where the infinite variety inherent in quantum mechanics manifests a physical cosmos. And we see only a tiny portion ofthat cosmos. Wheeler suspects that most ofthe universe consists ofhuge clouds ofuncertainty that have notyet interacted either with a conscious observer or even with some lump ofinanimate matter. He sees the universe as a vast arena contain-ing realms where the past is notyetfixed. [1] This theoretical challenge requires experimental cOnfirmation in a future, however right now we see its usability for