This is very interesting, why some would choose to give up their biological life in order to live in a virtual reality life. Of course when you fall a sleep at.night, you enter a virtual world (albeit, some people cannot control the aspects in their dreams but they provide insight, solutions or other ways to look at things) if we were to live in such a world full-time, we would be considered dead. Therefore, does our systems require that we live in both of them,  in order to maintain system balance? An indefinite in any realm would seem to cause problems because timing is a mechanism that regulates (circadian rhythms) biological aspects. If the living want to die and the dead want to live, it’s really something quite different. He is so young still, to give up altogether in discovering the beauty that life brings. Really interesting! 👍🏼,(reply>), David Heller - I notice children are always happy and playful (if they have not been hurt!), and they can play by themselves even when there are many children present. I have a feeling that they are living and experiencing the simulation. Once they begin to grow, they are conformed into the local cultural systems. Watching children play, makes you wonder what they hear and what they’re seeing! This is a beautiful place.🌎,(reply>), The fact could be this could be the only life better take advantage of living until its proven we are in a simulation by heavy ai.,(reply>), I think at the very least we'll soon have VR workplaces so that people don't have to commute but still get some human interaction with colleagues. I bet in the next few years a company will come out that has no physical building and requires workers to "go" to work in a virtual building. Think about it, the virtual building could be massive without needing to do any expensive construction. Operating costs would be extremely low. People can simply teleport to meeting rooms. Workers can be physically located anywhere in the world. I don't know why a company like Facebook hasn't done this already. They have the Oculus tech. They could do it.