"I want to physically train my reaction speed, my hand-eye coordination, my racquetball score" I get all that, but this example sticks out because it's not rea

"I want to physically train my reaction speed, my hand-eye coordination, my racquetball score" I get all that, but this example sticks out because it's not really "racquetball" and I couldn't help but question myself about why I didn't go play real racquetball, or go to real concert. And, as far as war is concerned, I find it far to easy to imagine the experience in an all to real way and do not want to dwell on that or see or suffer the real effects of participating in it. "When I am putting on a VR headset, if I am not doing so to teach myself, I am doing so to give the opportunity for someone else to teach me with unprecedented access to my sensory system." That may be true to a point. It's also a great description of a "brainwashing" machine.