Cyberspace is not real. What is real anyway?
We don't know what 95% of the universe is made up from. Dark matter, dark energy is right here all around you. You are not even interacting with 95% of the matter in front of you right now. Then there is the limited view of normal matter being perceived through your 5 senses. Visible light is just a small segment of the electromagnetic spectrum. What if you can see the radio waves, microwaves and the infrared part of the spectrum. Your brain is always creating a working model of the information it receives in order to progress safely forward. The information it's working with is just a fraction of a fraction of true reality.
Your sensors can be easily tricked into a different perception. Throw on some VR goggles and go with it. That is your actual reality at that moment. One theory of why we haven't encountered any sign of alien life out there yet, is that all intelligent life eventually sees the limits of the "real" world. There is nothing interesting out there in the universe. You are always limited by the laws of physics. But in cyberspace, you are limited only by your imagination. Which itself is expanding as you live your life creating new imaginary worlds.
Life always moves towards what is more interesting. The future of humanity is to explore inwards and not outwards across the universe.
