My guess is our brains are basically incapable of ignoring faces. It's hard coded at such a deep level. So what happens when you are confronted with an ENTIRE W

My guess is our brains are basically incapable of ignoring faces. It's hard coded at such a deep level. So what happens when you are confronted with an ENTIRE WALL of faces? Your circuitry goes crazy trying to map, constantly monitory, interpret them all. This is not how in person meetings work - you look at one person at a time even if you are in a room of 15 people. Its one reason why I think there could actually be a usefulness to meeting in VR if that ever does become high enough quality and low enough burden for people to want to do it.