VR doesn't solve number 1 because we already solved this. Yes, it's a real problem but then we got screen on use 24/7 - phones. You can make an argument about

VR doesn't solve number 1 because we already solved this. Yes, it's a real problem but then we got screen on use 24/7 - phones. You can make an argument about the size of the screen but remember! VR is, at least, a few orders of magnitude worse to use than mouse/keyboard. Having a big screen wherever is cool - now use it. Do you want to use a floating touch keyboard or voice commands to use Excel? Probably not, so best to just carry around a laptop. For number two, we don't actually "know" what makes in person collaboration good (if at all). And we all disagree. But if there's a human aspect to it, then VR falls flat once again. Why not just use Zoom, and then we got a ton of other tools? If we're not gonna bother to be face to face, then okay, let's lean into better technologies that already exist.