You might have it backwards about neck movement. Sitting at a desk looking at a monitor in one position sounds terrible for your neck. With VR you don't have

You might have it backwards about neck movement. Sitting at a desk looking at a monitor in one position sounds terrible for your neck. With VR you don't have physical (and cost) limitations of having screens above and below you, they could be all around you. You could even program the screen(s) to slowly rotate around you to induce motion so your neck/body isn't in the same place all day.