Yes, I think people are confusing the "VR" we do have with the VR we could have. Even the latency on the smartphone display-loop is terrible (try moving your f

Yes, I think people are confusing the "VR" we do have with the VR we could have. Even the latency on the smartphone display-loop is terrible (try moving your finger back and forth), mice were better; we're just used to it. MS experiments show that a perceptual transformation occurs at around 10-15ms. The same figure pops up in VR lit.; also in electronic music instruments (where it has been solved). [\tangent Perceptually-instant smartphone interactions are a potential revolution.] And since it affects us when interacting immediately, it also affects us when interacting remotely.