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I honestly don’t understand the anti-VR arguments. 

That once we have lightweight/comfortable devices that let you experience highly convincing immersive worlds, teleport to new places etc, that people won’t want that? 

Or that computing and related tech won’t advance far enough to get there?

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Yes, for sure, but we need interoperable / open software layer, which is the biggest risk right now given who’s building the best hardware.

can't wait for the intersection of 

- AR/VR hardware x 
- AI content generated worlds x 
- walking around in our NFT identities

For VR, my only concern is the vestibular mismatch which seems unsolvable - ex. moving up an elevator in VR feels weird.

For AR and experiences that have some anchor to your physical environment, sky is the limit.