I understand that completely and have had similar experiences that taught me that, too.
The “VR will be everywhere and you better get in on the ground floor or you’re a Luddite” euphoria posting was everywhere, sort of like the treat printer hype now, with a similar misanthropic disregard for naysayers or even for people that aren’t in a position to benefit from the bazinga tech, or are even negatively affected by it.
I understand that completely and have had similar experiences that taught me that, too.
The “VR will be everywhere and you better get in on the ground floor or you’re a Luddite” euphoria posting was everywhere, sort of like the treat printer hype now, with a similar misanthropic disregard for naysayers or even for people that aren’t in a position to benefit from the bazinga tech, or are even negatively affected by it.
Who knew it would end up being a fad like the last two times it was tried?