How will the metaverse change the way humans live in the future?

How will the metaverse affect our work and daily life? The first is that users will not be accidentally photographed when something embarrassing happens. During the epidemic, a reporter was accidentally caught by the camera without wearing pants during an interview, but in a virtual world, you can create a "fully armed" avatar to reduce the probability of such an accident.

Secondly, "family education" may have a whole new meaning. Another major change during the epidemic is education. As schools around the world shut their doors during lockdowns, and even keep students studying from home in order to reduce the risk of the spread of infection, this has forced schools and the education community as a whole to come up with new ways of communicating, collaborating and assessing what is needed to stay productive. The number of tools has proliferated, just like the immersion that the workplace in the metaverse has, the classroom can be transformed, it may have more social interaction, eliminate the gloomy faces seen on video calls, the process of learning can even be gamification.

Eventually people will have online digital possessions. In real life, art and land have always attracted investors, so would you be surprised to hear that real estate is being built on virtual land in the web? As more and more people dabble in the metaverse, at least some have understood the value of "land" in the metaverse. Land has some value as NFTs, and investors are doing it in projects like Decentraland, Sandbox, and Cryptovoxels.

This article was originally published on the "" public platform, so stay tuned for more in-depth interpretations of the Metaverse.