The pandemic made us understand that we don’t have to go to work, to the office, to go to school and universities. Thanks to VR, we don’t even have to go out to go on a date!
VR learning experience in half-life: Alyx made everyone understand that virtual reality can become an integral part of our life.
We will try to convince you of this and tell you about the new opportunities that we can all get.
The future is now, and it’s amazing.
Don’t be afraid of it or judge it, live it.
Studying and working in VR
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We’ll tell you just 1 example, which makes VR of life important today.
It lets students see and experience things in reality without risking anything.
No, that doesn’t mean much in the primary school, but surgeons, for example, can practice operating in VR.
That will make them better doctors without risking lives.
The same goes for pilots and similar jobs.
Yes, they had simulators before, but it’s far from reality.
VR is almost as real as reality, but even better.
Nobody can get hurt in VR.
Working in VR can turn a boring conference call into a fun team-building activity.
The whole company can be in the same place without leaving their homes.
Those are just some benefits of VR in education and work.
Surely, in the coming years, we’ll discover more possibilities in virtual reality.
VR technologies in everyday life
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VR is gaining popularity extremely fast in many aspects of life.
It’s not a case just with kids and video games.
Kids, gamers, and casual players are all in love with VR technologies used to make playing video games even more realistic.
That’s just a beginning. Some people don’t care about video games.
So seeing VR gaming equipment doesn’t wake up butterflies in their bellies.
But VR lets people see things and places they could never see in real life. Have you ever flown on the back of an eagle?
No, but with VR, you can become the king of skies for a while.
You can go to the jungle, hear it’s noises, watch its plants and animals without being eaten alive by mosquitoes or something even worse.
You can meet with a friend you haven’t seen in 30 years with the help of VR.
When you know what possibilities VR offers, it’s no wonder it gained so much momentum lately.
And we still didn’t tell you the best thing about VR technologies.
VR is a myth breaker.
Before VR, long-distance relationships were doomed.
Now when you can be with your partner, even if she/he is far away, your relationship can stay strong, fun, and passionate.
The massive benefit VR brings to singles is obvious – it makes a world your playground.
You can date people from the whole world without leaving your apartment.
Imagine all the fun you can have if you can find people who understand that benefit.
Luckily for you, online dating sites exist.
There you can meet other single people and arrange the best date virtual reality has ever seen.
Dating on a distance and other benefits for the personal life
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Today, everyone has a friend who uses a dating platform.
But imagine you can find a partner on a major dating website, a list of which you can find here, and then create a date without getting out and spending time or money.
Doesn’t that sound good enough to try?
Of course, it does.
Who would be so crazy to skip a chance to meet thousands of people and go on dates with interesting people who live far away from you?
That makes VR the best dating option for people in rural areas, people who for some reason can’t leave their home, or people who like to try new things.
VR is the solution for loneliness and sadness.
It would be silly to sleep on its benefits.
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