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I've always been a bit concerned about VR being highly addictive, especially for people who want something to 'escape'. This seems to bolster this concern. Of
by api 10y ago
I've always been a bit concerned about VR being highly addictive, especially for people who want something to 'escape'. This seems to bolster this concern.
Of course people can and will get addicted to almost anything. VR may be healthier than heavy drinking, heroin, meth, etc.
- crooked-v 10y agoMost of the more interesting VR control interfaces require enough movement to at least be healthier than, say, sitting at a desk and playing WoW all day.
- AndrewUnmuted 10y ago> VR may be healthier than heavy drinking, heroin, meth, etc. Honestly, I don't see why these activities are mutually exclusive. I am much more concerned about the kinds of destructive power that people who are heavily-drunk, on heroin, or tweaking on meth, can now have inside of these head-mounted displays.