Dark ages

[noonehome]

Vr to end family time, I think someone forgot about facebook and Twitter. ??

 

 

http://www.news.com.au/technology/gadgets/wearables/oculus-rift-is-going-to-destroy-families-and-relationships/news-story/62f03519ec810b61878da56e3ccf03fe

[Lehti]

Slippery slope much?

And this is coming from someone who doesn't think the Rift is going to succeed.

[handymanshandle]

My take on this, is that the same argument could've been made and could still be made and probably was made for the Internet and video games and whatnot. 

 

Am I completely for VR? No. Am I completely against VR? No.

[Lehti]

1 minute ago, wcreek said:

My take on this, is that the same argument could've been made and could still be made and probably was made for the Internet and video games and whatnot. 

And public education. And weed. And the welfare state, and the list could go on and on and on.

[Commander Llama]

Well this wasn't a very accurate use of the term 'dark ages' at all... even if real-reality is a bit dark with a VR headset on.

[Pomfinator]

Every single article I can find written by this guy is either about politics or general society.  He is not a tech writer at all, so whoever allowed him to op-ed this peace should get fucking fired.