Well I guess there are two parts to that: > 1) I predict meta will be a failure if it requires VR hardware. Meta is almost certainly a word that gets banded a

Well I guess there are two parts to that: > 1) I predict meta will be a failure if it requires VR hardware. Meta is almost certainly a word that gets banded around by (Ex-)Facebook meaning future communication platforms. In their eyes WhatsApp is part of the metaverse, FB is part of the metaverse, Oculus is part of the metaverse e.t.c. > 2) I predict meta will be a failure if it requires VR hardware. Not to mention the cost. Well the price of VR hardware has already gone from £700 hardware + a £1.5k Computer to £300 for one of the best headsets in 5 years (which does not need a separate computer to run) - so assuming you don't have a gaming computer, the cost is c1/5th of what it was not to long ago. There is no reason to believe that cost will be a barrier in the western world.