Who has experience with VR?

[Jannes]

I dont want to get addicted to it especially due to ADD (inattentive ADHD), I already did well in selling all my consoles a long time ago. 

But VR just opens up so many new possibilites to do stuff, so I feel there are opportunites I probably miss, there are even VR-worlds especially made for relaxing and ADHD: 

https://www.meta.com/de-de/experiences/floatvr-relaxation-and-focus-sleep-anxiety-adhd/5716140881752678/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

[LordFall]

I’ve only used a VR headset a few times but the first time I put one on I could immediately tell this will be the future. It’s taken a long time to take off but augmented reality is coming soon with Meta and other companies planning to release their glasses in 2027. 

I would see as a brand new dimension of reality to explore with new possibilities for human interaction and exploration of consciousness. I’m super excited for it.  

[hyruga]

Most people don't care really. 8 years ago, I already tried on VR. Obviously your consciousness is still on and you wont get sucked into the virtual reality so easily.

Samsung has oculus VR which work with note 5 to note 7. That's 10 years ago. You can buy the VR at $60 each. It's still brand new in box.

Or you can buy VR made from China. Cost $15 each.

Edited 10 hours ago by hyruga

[LordFall]

@hyruga Tech is not really convenient to use right now but it’s getting heavily worked on so it’ll be there soon.