Looking carefully into the future a Black Swan event was constructed where young children have difficult differentiating the difference between real and virtual reality due to high exposure of everyday virtual and augmented reality. In this black swan a government organization forms a standardized test to determine a child's access to virtual and augmented reality.  
 
The VAT, or Virtual Accreditation Test, tests young childrens ability to exist in both virtual & physical realms and not solely in the virtual. Through their answers VAT assess if the children will have future problems on reality differentiation and reliability. If failed the student must take another class on virtual integration and must take the test over again the following year. 

The following project was a group effort involving David Stafford and Bill Cindrich.