Yeah, while you are correct, what that optimism doesn't take into account however, is how many forms of "innovation" have been researched just to have been dropped due to the very concept not being very practical in the end as a means of replacing what we already had. At one point, "half-circle wheels" were researched to replace basic bike wheels. "Split wheels" they called them. Not all things being studied end up being worth the hassle of studying them. However, many studies like those I referenced have led to breakthroughs in other seemingly unrelated areas. Classic example is how velcro being the result of a failed military experiment for the "hook-and-loop".

Yep very few

Do you know about the alterego device?, it actually kinda reads your mind. So integrating vr with that would just do it

the future is trash in me eyes, the more VR and augmented reality stuff we make the more likely a movie like ideocracy, or that one move where people were so lazy b/c of technology that when it all stopped working the entire world came crashing down

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I can't wait for SAO.

That would be great tbh

​@anishadgaming me too 🥵

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Name checks out.

​@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 thanks

Gaming, especially for VR/MMOS, maybe. Movies/tv? No, I don't think so. They are supposed to provide entirely different sets of experiences. Gaming is about immersing yourself as a character in the world. Movies/tv are supposed to immerse you as an outside viewer looking in.

@@Ijustusethistocommentstuff Imagine you watch a movie, and you are a true spectator within the world. You can feel the temperatures of different scenes, feel the breath of the actors, the tremble in the ground of explosions etc.

Yes, many people already feel phantom sense in VR.

Actually, its a lot simpler than that, in my eyes, just due to how, logistically, stuff like full dive vr would work. Your brain, essentially, is the monitor. You don't need to read/write data to a monitor. You interpret it. The sensations created could just be programmed in, especially sight, muscle contraction/weight, and touch in general.

@@Ijustusethistocommentstuff i dont think you know how monitors work.

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Full dive vr?are you a sao watcher

Yeah! Exactly whatI thought! They could finally feel like how it feels to move whichever part of body they have difficulty with freely and that would be truly amazing!

​@@barbaradps828 full dive will never be a thing half dive will its safer cuz your awake

thats is what will happen cuz what ever you think will happen

​@@lab-or5ygIt might teach people to be more disciplined with their thoughts cus you don't want an stray thought to ruin your run

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bro thats the reflection, my glasses do that all the time

@@cheryll_ duh!!! Welcome aboard. It’s called a joke. Geez glad you took time from your day to tell me that. You must be over 60.

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It's only imagination earlier had to make the movie, everyone have imagination and idea and somehow when it became big it will become reality in the future, and to add it up this VR is not even researched on this era, even in old era they researched VR but failed so you might need to check your intelligence and history before being stubborn :)

That’s what I thought 😅😅

testing and research

As it should

Same here but we’re nowhere there yet sadly

@@haiderameer9473 We're pretty close to it. Within a decade.

Nerve gear is coming to us just slowly

His wearing one ?

Soon. Within 5 years

Problem is who will make the game

No use cases for regularly abled people? Ha that's a laugh. This tech will be the ultimate way to interface with future smart glasses.

@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 Yeah, just like how "VR is the future of gaming". Anything that's different is the future for as long as it is "new". . . but when it becomes old and the novelty wears off, the obtuse over-cumbersome nature of the action becomes apparent in how more annoying and less convenient the action is rather than being more practical than the pre-existing alternatives that we already had and are more accustomed to. A gimmick that overstays it's welcome becomes obsolete. Like that of pentagon-shaped tires or using watercolored paint to replace printer ink. Or perhaps you don't get that these kind of devices require alot of training first from the individual users thought patterns and THEN require alot of focus just to interface with it WHENEVER you are trying to use it. This is apposed to hand and voice gestures which require no focus and are effortless actions. Just try to focus on a picture of a pumpkin pie in your head for 10 seconds straight without dropping the thought. That level of concentration is annoying AF, which is how these models operate. Saying the word "fire" out loud to shoot a pretend bullet for example: As an action, it is a much less demanding of an action than saying the word "fire" in your head. This is because to get a strong reading of the fire thought pattern requires alot more focus.

@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 read it again

@@Machielovic Nah, 'e read it right, they just happens to have the wrong guess. I would call it the wrong "opinion". . . but putting all your chips on blue when the roulette table only consists of black, red and green. . . that's not an opinion, that's just a mistaken sense of judgement. _(I am assuming you are referring to their first reply and that there wasn't some second reply that they deleted that I didn't notice)_

Me too, I enjoy real life too, but unfortunately in real life I can't drive a racing car or go to mars, so I quite enjoy the VR experience too.

I'm mentally disabled in real life. Couldn't join the Military, I want to play as a soldier or a Navy seal operator. We just want to escape bro

many people spend large amounts of time scrolling the internet on there phones (often alone). this is no different than tv or video games, or social media. you can still go outside

😅 go away 😅 that’s not anywhere near a valid point