VR will provide a seamless experience of things going on outside. Things which we are unable to see through our eyes. Will VR make people lazy as it will available the easiness of understanding things and people won't need to go out to take the real experience. Will real experience be overtaken by VR? As computers overcame ancient books and working systems.
VR can be done remotely, saving time and money, improving retention, and simplifying complex problems/situations, suitable for different learning styles, innovative, and enjoyable. However, few studies show adverse effects of VR like loss of spatial awareness, dizziness, disorientation, seizures, and nausea. Every technology has some advantages and disadvantages. Using appropriately is the key.
Yes Pashmeena Vikramjit Ghom Mam you are correct and we should limit it. But having it is both advantage and disadvantage as you said. The VR headset is cool though. Thank you Mam for sharing your thoughts on this.
I am not aware of any empirical evidence to support the fact that VR will make people lazy. However, we can all agree to the fact that, VR experience and the real life experience differs in several dimensions like effect of nature, emersiveness, depth, feelings, etc. These dimensions are closely associated with our cognitive skills. So, I do feel that just VR experience is not sufficient exercise to train/or leave a deep impact on our brain.
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