> Part of the problem here is that you tried to push through it. Basically the only way for someone who immediately experiences VR sickness to acclimate is to s

> Part of the problem here is that you tried to push through it. Basically the only way for someone who immediately experiences VR sickness to acclimate is to stop after 5 to 15 minutes, give it a while to go away, return to it, and repeat the cycle a couple of times until it stops completely. Considering the context of adoption obstacles, this is worse than VR just making people feel nauseous. If VR made you feel bad, be sure to both remember how bad it made you feel, and also voluntarily make yourself feel bad again, repeatedly, until (maybe) you won't feel as bad anymore, and then you can have the day-1 experience? Am I tracking this correctly?