What if you could be in a class room without physically being in it? What if you could carry out experiments without physically doing it?
I bring you Virtual reality.
This is something we've all heard of at some point, and have probably even experienced. When it comes to virtual reality, the possibilities seem endless.
I believe virtual reality will be a big technological breakthrough for us. We haven't fully explored what it can offer.
Let's start from the learning aspect. Virtual reality can be a big learning tool. People can have a close to real experience of the concepts they are trying to learn about.
Whether science, engineering, or anything else, you can learn live and practice live thanks to virtual reality.
In the aspect of medicine, virtual reality can be super helpful. Health professionals can practice their health procedures with the help of virtual reality. This is particularly helpful in medicine because learning never ends. You have to keep learning and getting better.
Health professionals and even the students in the field can practice what they want to practice even if there's no real patient available. Surgeons can also prep for surgeries with the help of Virtual reality way before the actual surgery happens.
In the aspect of communication, virtual reality can be a game changer. People far away from eachother can communicate as if they are they were physically present. How cool is that?
Virtual reality simply offers us a reality similar to the real world, so we can get better experiences. I think Virtual reality will become addictive in the future, and that's not necessarily a bad thing to me. When something is so good, people tend to get addicted.
Virtual reality can create the world we want. The world we imagine. It can serve as a temporary escape from the stress of the real world. It won't surpress creativity, rather it let's your creativity flourish. Virtual reality let's your imagination run wild.
It could become a huge part of our lives that people would spend a lot of time in virtual reality. If there is a good reason for it, that's fine. However, I believe that everything should be done in moderation. I wouldn't want a situation where people spend all their time in virtual reality. There should be time for the real world experiences as well.
In conclusion, there's so much we can do with virtual reality if we get it right. The possibilities are limitless. I see it becoming an integral part of our lives sometime in the future.