He mentions early in the talk about how some people working in VR/AR make a comparison that they're building the tech from 'Snowcrash' which he calls out as wro

He mentions early in the talk about how some people working in VR/AR make a comparison that they're building the tech from 'Snowcrash' which he calls out as wrong model for thinking about VR. A while later he describes a companies responses to building features after a player virtually groping another player in a virtual archery space. The model for AR/VR that seems most plausible to me is what's described in the book 'Lady of Mazes'[1] - really recommend people check that out if they find this talk interesting. [1]: http://strangehorizons.com/non-fiction/reviews/lady-of-mazes-by-karl-schroeder/ http://strangehorizons.com/non-fiction/reviews/lady-of-mazes...