> What does VR provide for a business that it can't get in a Zoom call with a webcam? Well, if they did it properly, it'd be like real life except without the

> What does VR provide for a business that it can't get in a Zoom call with a webcam? Well, if they did it properly, it'd be like real life except without the commute. They won't, though, because nerds will say "oh, I'd rather be completely isolated and only interact with others on my specific and limited terms". So we'll just end up with janky 3D zoom calls in isolated rooms or something, as you say. Technology is never the issue, it's politics.