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I don't know, I love VR and I don't think it's dead but shared video watching is not something I'd be remotely interested in. Meeting people in VR would be nic

I don't know, I love VR and I don't think it's dead but shared video watching is not something I'd be remotely interested in. Meeting people in VR would be nice but I think it's nicer to do something more interactive than watching video. The same way I'd never want to go on a date to the cinema. It's not really a social experience. But of course interests vary. Maybe it's a big thing, I'm all for it if it can drive VR more mainstream:)

jsjohnst 5y ago
> The same way I'd never want to go on a date to the cinema. While I agree with you on this point, there’s a reason it’s half of the most cliche date night of all time (aka “dinner and a movie”), so readily dismissing that because our tastes defer from the norm seems misguided.