> so driving a car while “under the influence” of post-VR disorientation is probably as dangerous as drunk-driving. That seems like a bit of a stretch to me.

> so driving a car while “under the influence” of post-VR disorientation is probably as dangerous as drunk-driving. That seems like a bit of a stretch to me. The only evidence cited is that the military issued a warning about driving after exiting a military flight simulator. I'm not questioning that the effects of VR can persist after exiting the simulation, I just don't think they can be compared to the effects of alcohol without significantly more investigation.