Humans Living in Cyberspace/Virtual Reality

Pros

Cons

Explore new places without actually being there

Increased effectiveness with education

Creation of a realistic world for whatever purpose the virtual space is made for

Addiction to virtual reality can lead to members not wanting to experience the real world

Technology can be complex for some people and doesn't help them if they don't understand the equipment

Equipment can be expensive and thus implementation can be costly initially

Symptoms of cybersickness such as nausea, dizziness, and eye strain

Sedentary lifestyle can negatively impact the person's physical well-being

Students become more engaged with a specific subject such as chemistry labs because they can conduct experiments

Other fields of study and companies can use virtual reality to provide an avenue for practical application such as engineering

Places from the past or the future can be created and it makes it to where you're "traveling through time"

Virtual reality is usually seen for video games, which enhance the immersive experience

It can also be used for people to draw or practice their other artsy skills within a virtual world

The older generation usually struggle because of the new equipment and the resistance for learning new things

Some people just are not technology savvy and struggle just like the older generation

Due to expensive implementation, some companies and education systems are not provided this luxury and thus fall behind

People who are handicapped/paralyzed can use this virtual reality to do whatever they want

Monitoring members vital signs without their consent can cause a lot of issues for companies

Unless the member agreed to it, there could be lawsuits or other legal issues

Play all types of video games for their own entertainment

Explore different regions of the world or even fantasy or science fiction worlds

Increased mental well-being/reduced stress due to having this technology

Member can feel like their being spied on, increasing levels of stress