Could VR replace hardware? Could some of the expensive, bespoke hardware we use day-to-day eventually be replaced with a virtual reality environment instead?
To explain where I’m coming from, I feel I should explain that my thoughts on this started when I watched a video on YouTube. It’s included below, and you won’t need to watch all of it to get a sense of what I’m talking about.
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Source: Forbes
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