The question is, “Is virtual reality the next stage of human
evolution?”
The future for VR is looking bright.
For as virtual reality becomes part of everyday life, then I
believe we will rely on VR headsets just as much as we rely on our current
mobile devices.
With VR headsets we could work from home viewing our work
environment and work colleagues without ever leaving the bedroom.
Our children could go to virtual schools, they could sit at home
with the VR headset on and be educated by a virtual teacher and communicate
with school friends all via the headset or a specially designed VR room without
ever leaving the house.
Gone will be the days when you go out to socialise instead you’ll
meet friends and work colleagues as avatars in a virtual world. Just think no
more driving offences or accidents.
When this happens, it will be easier to migrate to virtual planets
in other galaxies and travel any distance without any effort at all.
So, if humans evolve and fade into a VR world, just think what our
next evolutional stage would be in one hundred years from now?
But hey, I’m just thinking out of the box.
So, what do you think?
Author: Charmain Ingleton
