"Augmented reality could be used for far more than that."
Liu Di said slowly, "It could also turn abstract things into something tangible, even entertaining. Take those abstract, difficult subjects like advanced mathematics, chemistry, and physics. We could show how mathematicians derived a formula, let people enter the inner world of an atom, or allow them to personally experience the Leaning Tower of Pisa ball-drop experiment."
"All kinds of knowledge could become engaging animations and firsthand experiences."
"Children would no longer need to stare at dull textbooks, yet knowledge would naturally take root in their minds."
Liu Di looked at Mr. Song. "The matters concerning the people that you mentioned—healthcare and education—could all be revolutionized by AR Helmets. They could achieve twice the result with half the effort! A hundred times, a thousand times, ten thousand times more!"
"There could also be cross-regional communication, simultaneous translation, psychological assessment, architectural blueprint simulations, chemical experiment simulations, and even war simulations, all with zero loss."
"Using only real scenarios to play games is child's play."
"My thinking has no limits!"
Liu Di let out a long sigh. "Mr. Song, the Gemini Metaverse is far from as simple as you imagine."
This time, Mr. Song was completely shaken. His pupils trembled violently.
Only then did he understand why the Metaverse was called a "universe"!
It could encompass everything and expand without limit.
His perspective had been far too narrow.
For a moment, countless Metaverse applications sprang to Mr. Song's mind. He said with a tremble, "Technology changes everything."
Then Liu Di added, "And none of this exists apart from humanity. Only people's selfless contributions can shape a better future."
Everyone turned their gaze to Nan Ruoyi. She slowly stepped forward and came to the young doctor's side. Dr. Zhao had just experienced a patient's