>>335726672
VR isn't a game, it's A Lifestyle(TM).

Recapturing an old life blindly is doomed to simply repeat history's mistakes. The world moves forward by getting smarter. The person in the photo of that post is a nice example of combining both worlds, as a happy "manchild," with a happy family, and the director of a greatly successful video game. 

Point is, the world is always presenting new opportunities, and to ignore them for old ambitions is stupid. I'm mildly jealous of some of the creative minds that hopped on the chance of running a youtube channel for a living. Are their parents proud? I bet they weren't initially. Are those people doing something they absolutely enjoy every day, entertaining/educating the world, and making more money than they ever would have from a shitty desk jockey job? Oh you bet.