You can though? At least I've had the experience of making eye contact. As for vibe, the tech is getting better for recognizing facial expressions, so that's j

You can though? At least I've had the experience of making eye contact. As for vibe, the tech is getting better for recognizing facial expressions, so that's just a matter of time. Spatial sound makes "local conversations" possible, where people sitting near each other can talk while other people in the room talk, and you get the effect of a buzz of conversation, which can't happen on Zoom. And ofc avatars face wherever their users would like, so you can tell when everyone is focused on the speaker vs doing their own thing.