I literally live in cyberspace

 

We call cyberspace a non-physical world, which has no limits, where any person can be interconnected only with a network connection in such a way that they can interact with the whole world without barriers.

I am a systems engineer and I spend my time in cyberspace, to code, to edit documents, to create applications because that is my job. Learning to use cyberspace is as good as learning math because you learn to use tools that will serve us all our lives, such as knowing how to manage files.

The importance of cyberspace is that an environment has been created where information behaves freely, being accessible to a much larger number of people and where there are varied communication channels with different ways of seeing everything. Cyberspace has developed enormous productivity from an economic point of view, as well as an enormous promise for the future. In fact today it is possible to work from many places and with all the necessary information instantly. Immediate contact at a very low cost is another factor by which this virtual world has changed the real world.



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