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They're two different things, that employ different senses and are neurologically demonstrated to provided different experiences. We don't need them to battle

They're two different things, that employ different senses and are neurologically demonstrated to provided different experiences. We don't need them to battle it out unless for the clicks.

rapsey 2y ago
They are different pathways to an equivalent experience.
- thrill 2y ago
  They are most definitely not equivalent experiences.