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When I see a large bookshelf, filled to the brim, I get filled with excitement and curiosity. Large mountains of knowledge at your fingertips. Right there, no paywall, no advertisements, no cookies, and no empty battery. In a certain way, it is quite honest, every book makes sense in between its front and back. And all it takes to get access is to take a book out and flip through the pages.  

In a Library, one can come across all sorts of books. You don't have to read every book in its entirety, but you can skim a few paragraphs, read a bit further, take a different book, and continue to get inspired.

When you first enter VrChat it might seem that you are suddenly in a different country. (And you probably are, when you consider where the servers that host VrChat are) The People all look and act strange, but when you get a bit deeper involved and get to know some of those strange people, you realize, that they are just like you and that they want to have a good conversation or a little adventure or just a bit distraction from their real-life. (And they might be from the other side of the globe)

To make that possible VrChat offers you the tools and the platform to bring your ideas into VR. You can upload your own Avatars and explore who you are, or you can make your own worlds, a playground for everyone who wants to join you and interact with it and each other.