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Watching stuff in VR isn't actually that bad. not just the social aspect, but being able to have a huge screen and binaural surround sound rendering without having an actual home theater could be compelling, especially on like airplane flights, or in tiny chink apartments. The oculus go isn't an awful idea, just limited by the tech of the time.

Alo, when they get teleconferencing working, businesses will almost certainly doing VR meetings instead of the current zoom-style grids of people. I think that is inevitable once the tech is good enough, and having a super-lightweight headset is a step in the right direction for that usecase.

However, I can already do all that stuff with my index though plus play actual games, so there's no appeal as an "upgrade".