And I was also thinking that another reason I'd never want a VR headset is that, although I'm a sightie, my cerebral palsy means I don't have total control over my posture, and if I start to lose balance, it takes a lot of effort to right myself, again (and in order to right myself, I have to grab hold of something solid in the real world, which VR hides from me).
And the idea of the imaginary world swinging around me when I don't have total control of my body is unappealing. The imaginary worlds of my daydreams have a much better gyroscopic feature, You Know?
Why would I want to spend hundreds of dollars for something that makes me motion sick?
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Date: 2021-07-29 02:18 pm (UTC)And the idea of the imaginary world swinging around me when I don't have total control of my body is unappealing. The imaginary worlds of my daydreams have a much better gyroscopic feature, You Know?
Why would I want to spend hundreds of dollars for something that makes me motion sick?