Who's to say that wriggling on the floor in a virtual reality simulation isn't the next Pilates or Yoga? Also, the girl referred to her jogging gamification and

Who's to say that wriggling on the floor in a virtual reality simulation isn't the next Pilates or Yoga? Also, the girl referred to her jogging gamification and navigation app. Isn't it plausible that many more people would exercise with the added encouragement training that such technology could provide? Streamlining mundane activities frees time for more interesting ones. Augmented reality might enhance human interaction, rather than diminish it. Anyway, I appreciate your thoughtful comment, but I thought I could counter it with some devil's advocacy.