with the aid of virtual and augmented reality to bring the experience much closer to real life. some people have already dipped their toes in the maattaetavers. those who play games and use vr headset. this could extend to having virtual homes, attending virtual concerts and virtual shopping for all your virtual needs. facebook isn t the only player investing in the space. with competition from game developers, like roadblocks and epic games. it s interesting, though, that facebook has picked the eu for this big investment. a market that is not considered all that friendly when it comes to u.s. tech companies. the eu commission has launched many antitrust probes on u.s. tech firms, including one on facebook in june which is ongoing. ireland has fined what s app, a facebook owned company, for breaching data privacy rules. something it is appealing. it invited facebook whistleblower frances to speak next month. investing in the eu with 10,000