May 10, 2021
Metaverse
The term "Metaverse" is from an American science fiction novel "Snow Crash" published in 1992. The book says that the Metaverse is a parallel world to real life.
With technologies such AR and VR, the real world can be projected into the Metaverse. You are able to have a cyber doppelganger there.
In the Metaverse, people can do whatever they can or cannot do in reality. For example, you can have meals, work and get married there, no different from reality. You can also find experiences that are not available in reality - if you are a person who has lost both arms, you can experience playing basketball there; you can also make a person who has died in reality alive and let him "live" permanently in the metaverse.
In the metaverse, people can do what they can or cannot do in reality. For example, you can eat, drink, work and get married there, no different from reality. At the same time, you can find experiences that are not available in reality - if you are a person who has lost both arms, you can experience playing basketball there; you can also create a person who has died in reality and let him "live" permanently in the metaverse.
The Metaverse and the real world are not separate, but interoperable. For example, the money you earn in the virtual world, the patent application, can be transferred to reality.
Metaverse
The term "Metaverse" is from an American science fiction novel, "Snow Crash," published in 1992.
You can't do italics in LangCorrect, but technically, you should italicize book titles and put double quotes around the names of stories, articles, or poems.
The book says that the Metaverse is a parallel world to real life.
With technologies such as AR and VR, the real world can be projected into the Metaverse.
You are able to have a cyber doppelganger there.
In the Metaverse, people can do whatever they can or cannot do in reality.
For example, you can have meals, work, and get married there, no different from–just like in reality.
The comma after "work" is omitted in British English but preferred in American.
You can also find experiences that are not available in reality - if you are a person who has lost both arms, you can experience playing basketball there; you can also make a person who has died in reality alive and let him "live" permanently in the metaverse.
In the metaverse, people can do what they can or cannot do in reality.
For example, you can eat, drink, work, and get married there, no different from–just like in reality.
See above re: comma
At the same time, you can find experiences that are not available in reality - if you are a person who has lost both arms, you can experience playing basketball there; y. You can also create a person who has died in reality and let him "live" permanently in the metaverse.
The Metaverse and the real world are not separate, but interoperable.
For example, the money you earn in the virtual world, through the patent application, can be transferred to reality.
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Great work! Only a few tiny errors.
May 10, 2021
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The term "Metaverse" is from an American science fiction novel "Snow Crash" published in 1992. The term "Metaverse" is from an American science fiction novel, "Snow Crash," published in 1992. You can't do italics in LangCorrect, but technically, you should italicize book titles and put double quotes around the names of stories, articles, or poems. |
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The book says that the Metaverse is a parallel world to real life. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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With technologies such AR and VR, the real world can be projected into the Metaverse. With technologies such as AR and VR, the real world can be projected into the Metaverse. |
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You are able to have a cyber doppelganger there. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In the Metaverse, people can do whatever they can or cannot do in reality. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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For example, you can have meals, work and get married there, no different from reality. For example, you can have meals, work, and get married there The comma after "work" is omitted in British English but preferred in American. |
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You can also find experiences that are not available in reality - if you are a person who has lost both arms, you can experience playing basketball there; you can also make a person who has died in reality alive and let him "live" permanently in the metaverse. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In the metaverse, people can do what they can or cannot do in reality. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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For example, you can eat, drink, work and get married there, no different from reality. For example, you can eat, drink, work, and get married there See above re: comma |
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At the same time, you can find experiences that are not available in reality - if you are a person who has lost both arms, you can experience playing basketball there; you can also create a person who has died in reality and let him "live" permanently in the metaverse. At the same time, you can find experiences that are not available in reality - if you are a person who has lost both arms, you can experience playing basketball there |
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The Metaverse and the real world are not separate, but interoperable. The Metaverse and the real world are not separate |
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For example, the money you earn in the virtual world, the patent application, can be transferred to reality. For example, the money you earn in the virtual world |
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