This seems to be on the long arc of a dominant trend. It could be awful, but so are a lot of things we now accept as normal. My concerns about VR are essentiall

This seems to be on the long arc of a dominant trend. It could be awful, but so are a lot of things we now accept as normal. My concerns about VR are essentially depicted in “Wall-E”, but I also wonder if there is a forward direction that resolves to a more positive view of the future. Could this technology shorten the work day, and promote physical activities and social presence elsewhere? Mark has certainly found ways to include vastly more physical recreation in his own life recently. My guess is that he’s shifting focus away from the dominant trend of gaming, toward ideas about using it at work because of his new personal preference for outdoor activity. I don’t want to judge this too quickly. The current environment at most workplaces is not great, and It’s possible that this direction will be better.