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hm to be honest was is scaring me off VR is the fact that I have to look like a cyborg to take part in it. And if i don't it just feels like second life with e

hm to be honest was is scaring me off VR is the fact that I have to look like a cyborg to take part in it. And if i don't it just feels like second life with extra steps. I have also many times dreamt of taking a car and using the canbus to do a racing simulator that sits in my yard but have also been scared of by the fact that iam not really moving. Maybe we do actually need a neural link for it?

kurthr 4y ago
What disappoints me is that other people can't interact with you (see where you're looking) while wearing it. Just putting a little cartoon face on the front would be enough to let you know whether the person is looking at you, surprised, distracted, or focused on something else. Based on the leaks they have cameras for facial and eye tracking for remote interaction so why not even a nod to those in RL. Certainly those in virtual will see those things. No reason they can't do good merged reality so that your kitchen or tiny office becomes a full featured remote conference room, while still letting you see what the kids/wife are up to. Even in the SV developer sardine cans something like it could help with distraction. Best reason I can think of for not doing it? Weight and power/temp. You can't wear any of these for more than an hour or two.