Recent advances in ultra-high-density displays, foveated optics, and psychophysical quantification of human visual resolution limits indicate that achieving perceptually perfect virtual reality is technologically and biologically feasible.
The retrieved papers provide strong technical and biological evidence demonstrating that display resolutions (such as retina electronic paper and high-density HMDs) can meet or exceed human visual acuity limits (measured up to 94 pixels per degree). Since multiple independent studies substantiate both the display engineering and the psychophysical parameters required to match human perception, the claim is supported.