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telling stories have always been something

very human since the time of the

caverns that we painted on the walls

to the development of language and the word

written and the revolution that tejero

in the cinema the television and the radio in

1895 the lumière brothers showed

this movie in a parlor in paris

this is one of the first movies

of the story and tells the legend that

the people who were in that room

they left running because they thought that

the train was going to roll over to this one

known as the most

important in the history of cinema in

the 2017

we are living a change of

seismic proportions in the way that

we are telling stories

all thanks to a technology one

technology that allows us

teleport to new worlds and to

walk in someone else’s shoes

this technology is called reality

virtual and in the tool more

powerful that humanity had for

tell stories

I have the happiness to work all the

days telling stories in reality

virtual in my work in he signed the

iphone I’m sure many of you

you are already experienced the

augmented reality either because they played

little mangou phone or why not

used the flat and have used the filters

but how many of you here have

experienced virtual reality I

I would like to know that during the morning

virtual reality allows us

immerse ourselves in a complete world

20 immersed and digital and usually only

achieved by using glasses like these the

user puts them on and if he looks to

up and down for any of the

sides is in a world in an environment

completely different and the reality

augmented and virtual reality go from

the hand in this technological change

but virtual reality is the one that has

an impact on the way we count

stories I came to reality

virtual

almost by chance the 2004 I

I worked in CNN and part of my work

was to watch the raw video coming in from

the iraq war

then I had to see beheadings me

touched to see the bodies of soldiers

being dragged through the streets of

Baghdad because it will be part of my job

and when he does not work on something like that

you get to pay for the switch on the

humanity a little bit and it was when I

I had my first reality experience

virtual that I’m going to learn

the first experience that I did that

experience is called with easily and

basically I put on my glasses and

I entered a cell about two meters

by four meters quite small

where the prisoners pass on

isolation 90 percent of his

about three minutes

I took off my glasses is completely

claustrophobic and what happened is that I

realized that you can walk in the

shoes of a prisoner in isolation

and I generated a lot of empathy

virtual reality lets us count the

stories that need to be told

like the stories of the children that are

displaced by violence

the stories of children in africa

who are forced to make soldiers

the stories of the nurses and the

doctors who work fighting him wave

and the story of a child in Peru who

received a pair of shoes for the first

time in your life through reality

virtual

we are in history we are

getting into his story

virtual reality is also being

using to help patients

paraplegics that he has lost

sensitivity the hands on the arms or

the legs put on the glasses and

basically what is tried is that the

brain remember what it feels like

walk and some of these patients have

said that it has made them a bit of

sensitivity in the extremities

there are also companies that hate you

who do simulations of surgery like this

that is not all a medical student

You can practice surgery a thousand times

before entering an operating room and what

you want to achieve with that is to reduce the

human error is being used to help

to people with summers also to

the soldiers who come from the war with

post-traumatic stress to people

with phobias like arachnophobia and the

most important way is also

help children who are victims of

burns at the time they are going to

change the bandages that is a moment of

much pain

basically children put on

glasses and enter a world that is like

the North Pole

everyone is playing with snowballs

and making men of snow and what

happens are two things first that the child

he is completely distracted because

is in another world and the second thing is

that the human brain message the rest

of the body that are colder than

that the baby that truly

has helping these children with the

Pain tolerance

Virtual reality is also

changing how we’re going to socialize max

another because the owner of facebook and 8

kilos in October last year

demonstrated how we’re going to start using

in virtual reality in social networks

like facebook where we are going to enter and

We are going to have experiences with our

friends who are far away still close and

we will be able to share things in the

social virtual virtual reality with the

virtual reality

we are going to be able to eventually be so

near that gold on the court that

we will be able to see the drops of sweat and

we will be able to celebrate the goals of the

sele as if we were right there in

the cup

virtual reality also

to be impacting the world of art

Picasso managed to paint with light

we can now paint with

technology

the Portuguese writer eça de queirós

He said telling stories is one of the

most beautiful occupations you can

have the human being and the stories that

We are counting and we are going to tell

with virtual reality

they are opening the doors to us

new world and an empathic future and

young people are a very

important of that empathic future that

stories are going to tell you with

this technology and how are you going to

use virtual reality to change the

world

thank you very much

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