I have encountered a few real benefits for VR. It’s way more active than a game console. You stand, kneel, punch, swing your arms and break a sweat. It may not

I have encountered a few real benefits for VR. It’s way more active than a game console. You stand, kneel, punch, swing your arms and break a sweat. It may not be a gym workout, but it’s not half bad if you were otherwise going to be on the couch. Social experiences are person to person instead of broadcast. You talk with real embodied individuals instead of massive threads with thousands. It’s way more human than even a group chat. I can see it eventually surpassing FaceTime.