There was an interesting comment on that youtube video too. (Shocking, I know.) When watching content for the OR on a monitor, you can actually see it in 3D by

There was an interesting comment on that youtube video too. (Shocking, I know.) When watching content for the OR on a monitor, you can actually see it in 3D by crossing your eyes so that the two pictures overlap. It's a bit taxing and obviously... rather less immersive than the Rift, but it does work and is fun for a few seconds. Edit: experimenting with it a bit, I've found an easy way to do it is to full screen and sit a good ways back from the screen. (I went about 5' from my 27" monitor.) Then hold your hands up in a sort of window about a foot in front of your face. The idea is that looking through a window between your hands, each eye can only see the picture opposite it. Not seeing the other picture makes it a lot easier to focus on the composite one.