> the media and their consumers are as usual scoring style points Zuckerberg's stunt was tacky as hell. He clearly demonstrated how laughably out-of-touch he i

> the media and their consumers are as usual scoring style points Zuckerberg's stunt was tacky as hell. He clearly demonstrated how laughably out-of-touch he is with the reality other people live in. You may care more about the tech, but it was like watching a spray-paint salesman hawk wares by spraying over masterpieces, except worse because we're talking about humans. Also, calling criticizing an out of touch goofball for being tacky a 'lynching expedition' is ludicrous. It isn't even a VR lynching. > VR is a useful tool, for various parties including for planners to really "see" the devastation in 3D. Stop and think about this for a minute. If you can get sufficiently detailed data for logistics planning (say, by driving Google Cars around), you're past the planning stage.