THere is a huge amount of processing going on in your brain. The image is by no means communicated one to one.

I think we will get it right soon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lijrCPBC2Gg

Someday, I wanna make a VR detective movie

Imagine the possibilities

i'd play that

https://twitter.com/obianuju/status/1061024938042290177

i mean being dragged along

I'm done here.

checking out.

well one day VR will be fully immersive

*I'm happy wiht my Ace Combat VR*

Also

aldone done

how about you maybe

https://store.steampowered.com/app/722230/LA_Noire_The_VR_Case_Files/

just like

help kids get into houses?

and not kill them

i dont doubt that if the gay population grows

the need for children will grow so they can raise kids

Hmm ... I can't find very many studies on this topic.

There are a few studies on motion sickness from the 90s, but then things just kind of dropped off.

sup jews

sup soros

I guess it's true: it does come and go in fads.

But then again, other tech did, too, such as touch displays and 3D graphics. I hope we get VR right soon.

Aren't touch displays the default for phones now?

Yes.

Sometimes the tech is just not quite there until some other technology comes along.

There were very early touch display designs, long before even proper cell phones.

They were very low resolution and not very comfortable to use.

Tech usually grows in spurts until it becomes mainstream.

Until -> before

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZiZkxxzhLU

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_projection

I really, really love 3D engines. When I have some time again, I plan to get far more deeply into it.

I also want to see if I can get a VR SDK and see if I can program some projection calibration tool that can reduce nausea.

If it's decent, I'll file a patent on it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jzb4T0RBQ1Y