Seems reasonable that you could choose to be disembodied. You would still benefit from having a point location in the meeting room. That’s one of the basic imp

Seems reasonable that you could choose to be disembodied. You would still benefit from having a point location in the meeting room. That’s one of the basic improvements VR gives you over videoconferencing. Maybe two floating eyes (for gaze direction and eye contact) plus some canned emoji-style gestures? My point is you, as a person for whom current gen VR is enough—no eye or body tracking needed—are atypical. Most workers need body language and eye contact to communicate effectively.