I know, right? The skepticism people are putting up toward something that's right there in front of them in the world right now, the amount of back-and-forth th

I know, right? The skepticism people are putting up toward something that's right there in front of them in the world right now, the amount of back-and-forth that's being treated as justified, is kind of mind-blowing. (I've actually found that seeing the confidence people have in their self-assured dismissals of VR's feasibility has altered the way I perceive the attitudes I encounter in other fields, particularly politics.) Since (nearly) everybody in this thread seems to be under the impression that it's impossible that the vast majority of people who've used the Vive are actually telling the truth about the lack of nausea it incurs, here's one of several weekly videos put out by the developers of Fantastic Contraption, showing people playing their game unimpeded for two and a half hours: https://www.twitch.tv/colinnorthway/v/61979623 https://www.twitch.tv/colinnorthway/v/61979623 In hours and hours and hours of real usage, the only thing about the headset you ever see anybody people in these videos complain about with the headset is sweat.