My take on VR is that it's great for creating an ambiance that would be very expensive in reality. For instance I can and do watch movies in large fancy VR thea

My take on VR is that it's great for creating an ambiance that would be very expensive in reality. For instance I can and do watch movies in large fancy VR theaters while at home I have a regular TV. Certainly, there are lots of quibbles around that with sound, resolution, when you have multiple people, etc. I keep trying to use it for work but it's just not there yet. I find it easier to talk to strangers in person than in VR for some reason. It seems to me like it's going to be a long slog until VR is ubiquitous. I think it was too soon for Meta to bet the company on.