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We already spend one-third of our time online, and as we move into the next generation of the internet, we won't just be on the internet, we're actually going to be full-bodied avatars working, shopping, dating even in 3D spaces. If you go to South Korea, Avatar culture is already very well embedded, from K-pop brands to digital banking advisors. 

我们已经将三分之一的时间花在了网上，随着我们进入下一代互联网，我们不仅会上网，我们实际上会成为完整的虚拟形象，在 3D 空间中工作、购物、约会。如果你去韩国，你会发现虚拟形象文化已经深入人心，从韩国流行音乐品牌到数字银行顾问。

Luxury brands are also in this space like Vuitton, Balenciaga, and Gucci, and they're doing something surprising, bringing together the worlds of gaming and luxury. Some of these items are less than 20 dollars, and this Gucci Roadblocks handbag actually resold for $4,000, which is more than the physical one retails for just an hour after it went for sale on Roadblocks. 

奢侈品牌也进入了这个领域，比如 Vuitton、Balenciaga 和 Gucci，他们正在做一些令人惊讶的事情，将游戏和奢侈品的世界融合在一起。其中一些商品的价格不到 20 美元，而这款 Gucci Roadblocks 手袋实际上以 4,000 美元的价格转售，这比它在 Roadblocks 上销售一小时后的实体零售价还要高。

When you design in the physical dimension, you unfortunately have constraints like gravity, higher fabric drapes, and perhaps the cost of raw materials, but when you design virtually, you have limitless possibilities. 

当你在物理维度上进行设计时，不幸的是，你会受到重力、更高的织物悬垂度以及原材料成本等限制，但当你进行虚拟设计时，你拥有无限的可能性。

See for example what a dress could look like, and how it could perform or function. Just because something isn't physical doesn't mean it's not real, and just because something is dematerialized doesn't mean it gives you a warm, funny feeling in your stomach when you buy it own it, or wear it.

例如，看看一件衣服的外观，以及它的性能或功能。仅仅因为某物不是物质的，并不意味着它不是真实的，仅仅因为某物是非物质化的，并不意味着当你购买它、拥有它或穿上它时，它会给你一种温暖、有趣的感觉。

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