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Do People Actually Want to Wear a Headset All the Time?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jun 2023
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strapping goggles to my head to send an email sounds like what my personal hell is going to be like
imo VR is fun for games but beyond that it's too dystopic for my taste lol
Fully agree. I think there are some practical, workforce related, use cases for AR/VR, but the idea of strapping into one for 8+ hours a day... No thanks.
Just wait until the AR ads are integrated into the headset. The future is gonna get spammy.
Lol, that's true, VR games are cool, but using a big headset like this to do anything else would be annoying, unconfortable, Google Glass was at least light and small.