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I got "sold on VR" because I tried it? Like, I have been super busy recently, and so haven't barely had time to stand up much less use VR, but for most of a yea
by saurik 7y ago
I got "sold on VR" because I tried it? Like, I have been super busy recently, and so haven't barely had time to stand up much less use VR, but for most of a year I used VR every single day. This article isn't even arguing that it doesn't work or anything: it is arguing that it might not be mainstream, which is entirely different... this is like asking "I don't understand how all these Smart people got sold into computers" back when computers were mainframes with a very limited market, as if until something is ready for a mainstream market no one should bother owning one or using it for anything :/.
- whytaka 7y agoI'm pretty sure you can read GP's statement to mean "sold on the mainstream applicability of VR". No one doubts that some segment of the market has purchased VR devices.