> This "let's add even more options to never leave the house" trend is backfiring. People who don't want to leave the house already have plenty of options. Pe

> This "let's add even more options to never leave the house" trend is backfiring. People who don't want to leave the house already have plenty of options. People that love the outdoors or being sociable probably aren't going to swayed either. I don't think VR will change much in either direction for most people. Personally I like a mix of things. I value staying indoors and experiencing media that is rewarding. I like getting out in nature when the climate permits. And I'm not a total hermit. I don't think VR change things for me or others. Digital crack already exists.