Without much awareness, we have been living in a world enriched by
virtual reality. In this era of Big Data, whatever information, entertainment,
and service that we desire can easily be accessed from the Internet via a handy
smartphone. If we wish, we can actually live isolated without losing contact
with the outside world. Self-learning is feasible with support of a wide
variety of online study packages. Home-office is practicable with back-up of
availability of information exchange. Food and life accessories are attainable
via on-line shopping, while health and security can be assured by on-line
professional service providers.
Even for reality interaction, simulation programs allow
situation-simulated training attainable.
People no longer need to go on-site for military, space or flight
practice. There are virtual-reality apps to help. The application can even free
potential fashion buyers the burden of trying-on clothes. Co-operation in multiplayer
networked gaming is also achievable without geographical limits. As for
relationship building and maintenance, there are on-line social networking
sites like Facebook and Instagram to
help. Social interaction is extended beyond face-to-face communication but with
possible real-time responses territory-wide. We can keep up friendship in a virtual
world.
It is marvelous that virtuality and reality can blend together to
provide such an enriched life to us. Of course, things cannot be 100% perfect.
I believe there would be unintended bad consequences. Say, many people are addicted to the virtual social world and make
the smartphone the thing next to their life. Still, it would be
educational to know about the underlying secrets of the development and success
of a virtual-reality.
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