Virtual reality scientists are now developing an interface that can release different smells associated with the images that the VR headset transmits. After inconclusive attempts to present films with odours in the 1950s, currently proposed
Detritus found in back alleys
Rusted rickety twisted metal
Looping hoses
Panty hose pantyhose
Silicone plastic trapped Dolly
Limbs. Limbs upon limbs
Plastic pictured photos torn
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