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> That does keep people away from this technology. the whole article starts with the point that people get motion sickness, and yet people still go on cruises
by throwaway71271 4y ago
> That does keep people away from this technology.
the whole article starts with the point that people get motion sickness, and yet people still go on cruises and people drive cars, some people have to take medicine, but it did not stop the technology.
if there is real need for VR, it might be that those who get sick, will just be outcasts, if there is no real need, I dont think it matters if people get sick or
- ndsipa_pomu 4y agoPeople still go on cruises and drive etc. as there's not much of an alternative if you want to travel. I don't think there's really much of a need for VR outside of specialist fields that require good 3d vision (e.g. remote surgery) as 2d vision is good enough for most things.