Into the Future

Dear diary,

Since last term, we started using virtual reality and meta headsets in classrooms. However, I am a bit worried about this new technology. Is it fair that my sister cheated in the sports competition by tweaking the digital features on her meta headsets? I can’t believe she installed fly hacks to place first in the high jump!

Today was an awesome day. When I woke up, our robotic home-chef made us each a scrumptious cube full of fibre, minerals and vitamins . Dad recently installed a cleaning machine in the washroom so everything smells like lemons and lime. This is quite the accomplishment considering how much our puppy Bongo loves to play in the mud. Afterwards, I changed into my school uniform made from recycled plastic bottles, put my ipad90 into my bag and headed straight for the bullet train. I hopped into my cabin with my friends. It was a quick 5 seconds until we arrived at the school.

We put on our meta headsets and entered our first virtual session. It was a dry, monotonous, boring history lesson. I hate history! After the strenuous class about the 2020 COVID-19 virus and the 2019 to 2020 bushfires, we eventually finished and we went to the gardens without meta headsets to have lunch. My friends decided to play gorilla tag and it was exhilarating! The next session was maths and I found problem solving quite the blast. We worked on adding and subtracting decimals. Unfortunately, we couldn’t play a maths game.

Buzz! The home bell rang and the class screamed in joy and flew to the door. I waited for the room to clear so it wouldn't snap the wires on my headset! After a gruelling day, I decided to use my daily teleportation stand so I could get home quicker in time for my dinner cube. During dinner, we watched Mark Zuckerberg's death on 4D news. To my surprise, Mum announced that she bought us time travel tickets to Renaissance Italy!

That's all from me!

Nathan

July 19th 2099