> You should be able to do anything you want to in VR without moving anything but the controllers, ideally. Not just for lazy people like me, but for people wit

> You should be able to do anything you want to in VR without moving anything but the controllers, ideally. Not just for lazy people like me, but for people with disabilities who would benefit from improved accessibility in general. This. VR misses the boat thanks to Facebook's vision of a brand new world, instead of just a better more-accessible screen. It is the future for sure, but no one will care for fake 3D experience of your people. We want an actual reinvention of what an OS is, a higher bandwidth input, and a new way to visualize things. Instead of 2D views in a 3D environment. Such a miss opportunity so far.