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That trend had been going on for quite a while now. When you consider the amount of time people are spending on TV, gaming, movies and social networks it’s pret
by spaetzleesser 5y ago
That trend had been going on for quite a while now. When you consider the amount of time people are spending on TV, gaming, movies and social networks it’s pretty clear that people are already spending a lot of time in virtual reality and prefer it that way. And I see that trend continuing.
What’s scary is that if this reality is controlled by large companies with profit motives. They already manipulate us a lot all kinds of media.
- augustuspolius 5y agoI would argue that all your examples are mixed reality at best. I find VR tech incredible interesting but can’t spend more than 30 min in my Quest 2. When I use my other devices my reality - the real world - is still present both in the peripheral vision and in my mental awareness. Reading Kindle or browsing HN are not even close to VR, so we are yet to see whether VR tech will replace any existing tech interactions.