What I love best about VR is that instead of puppeteering an avatar with a joystick, you get to do a lot of these visceral actions yourself. How this translates

What I love best about VR is that instead of puppeteering an avatar with a joystick, you get to do a lot of these visceral actions yourself. How this translates in real is that I no longer need to do a traditional cardio workout. I can now get the same work done while playing VR video games. I’ve lost about half 15 lbs so far Of course for anyone who is not fond of moving or exercise due to health or other personal reasons, they’re not going to like the need to move for VR for now. I’ve seen some potential near term solutions though As for the face bucket of isolation problem that you’ve cited, the latest gen VR devices have nearly solved this problem. Most AR focused devices like the nreal or meta quest pro are more open instead of enclosed. I have peripheral vision because it doesn’t hug my face. I’m guessing that Apple will also solve this problem within 1-2 years. Video games was just an afterthought for Apple Reality which is a good sign