Glad to see them mention the virtual reality piece, although I think the implications are vastly understated. Look at that photo of a room full of people; volu

Glad to see them mention the virtual reality piece, although I think the implications are vastly understated. Look at that photo of a room full of people; voluntarily absent this reality and immersed in another of one man's creation. Notice how that man is the only one not in his virtual reality, but instead "overseeing" those who are. And, we all know how addictive VR will be, once it hits a certain point. Sends a chill up my spine.