> Are displays particularly bad for zoom meetings? The bandwidth of the conversation is a fraction of that IRL, gestures, mannerisms and directional audio allo

> Are displays particularly bad for zoom meetings? The bandwidth of the conversation is a fraction of that IRL, gestures, mannerisms and directional audio allow multiple levels of communication and meetings are literally over twice as fast as a zoom call where only one person can communicate at once and every interaction has a perceptible delay. Will VR solve this? Remains to be seen, but Zoom calls are bottom of the barrel in terms of communication and I'd literally rather wait a day and have the conversation IRL these days if that's an option.