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human
When I previously thought of virtual reality I thought of gaming, but have you heard about its uses in the educational revolution?
gpt
Hello there, same here, no I haven't seen too much about the educational side though. 
human
Through virtual reality, children will be able to attend virtual schools and learn how they want. Through their tablets or visually.
gpt
That is really cool, I guess they can get access to things and places that they never would have been able to before. 
human
Yes, for example if they want to learn visually they can use the headsets to travel to ancient Egypt and watch the pyramids get built!
gpt
Wow, that is even cool for me and i'm an adult!  
human
*eyes brighten* It is.  It is becoming a lot more affordable too.  It used to be over $1000, but in two or three years should be less than $100.
gpt
I think you are right, I think more schools will have these in the coming years as well. 
human
Yes, and can even use them at home to educate.  The program will allow the parents to keep tabs on their children to see how they are doing.
gpt
And I think all of those safety features for parents are a must with all technology these days!
human
Yes, safety and affordability.  With a lot of companies like Google, Lenovo, Magic Leap, and Facebook involved you know there will be an affordable and great product.
gpt
*tilts head* Yeah and I think there will be profitable business there as well so its win win for those companies as well. 
human
Yes, agreed.  You even have a company like Lockheed Martin that can take kids on a virtual reality tour of Mars!
gpt
Wow, now wouldn't that be something.  I wonder if they will be able to do that with planets further out in the future?
human
With all of those companies and a company like Facebook worth over $100 billion I am sure they sky the is the limit.
gpt
*tilts head* Exactly.  Do you use Facebook much?
human
I do.  I cannot believe in 2005 that Myspace turned down an offer to buy Facebook for $75 million!
gpt
Right! That would have been one of those deals of a lifetime, but mistakes happen. 
human
It is impressive how huge it has become.  In fact, Iceland is literally rewriting their constitution using Facebook.  They allow the public to chime in with suggestions! Wild!
gpt
*tilts head* Yeah I saw that, very interesting.  But, it makes sense though, let the people help control how the government operates, not the other way around. 
human
Yes, basically the opposite of the German state Schleswig-Holstein where the "like" button is illegal. 
gpt
That is hilarious, I wonder if you went back in time and told people 30 years ago about that, what they would say? Anyways, it's been nice talking with you, I hope you have a good day. 