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So you would not want Virtual Reality at all, you want it but not an addictive or entrappening experience, or what? xD

And the Information Age in General. Look at how far computers came in just the past 10-15 years. The Information Age has done one thing, which is that it has sped up development.

Let's talk: Motion Sickness. How likely do you think that Motion Sickness will be an actual problem within Virtual Reality, Community?

White Lantern Kyle Rayner uses his ring to go into that realm and kill them.

You should read it.

Actually? No. Lol. No, sorry I was talking about myself. xD And they can be mostly eliminated or tested. You typing that is at least very reminiscent of flame.

Could you just...Stop flaming threads?

Isn't it her general power to manipulate molecules instead of just speed them up?

Marijuana except during the recent years is a prime example of that being wrong.

Does anyone have google cardboard?

Lol. Gotta be funny when your preferred topic of conversation is about the dangers of virtual reality and still wanting to develop virtual reality.

Normals? So the people that learn programming languages and talk about the dangers of Virtual reality but still want to develop it are normal people? Boy, you got something wrong with you if you think the majority of the people in this thread are "normal."

Yes, but extremely unlikely unless the user has a bad grasp in reality at these times. In the future? Maybe not. And yes, a bending video game would be awesome in VR. Maybe we can develop a game like the recent LoK game into a first person bending game.

Anything encompassed by Virtual reality. It would be preferable if you typed by normal English standards on a thread like this. We can talk about Google cardboard decreasing the costs in virtual reality. And we can talk about the potential for nervegear-like virtual reality in the near or far...

I hate to be reminiscing of an old grandma, but people playing virtual reality at an early age could not be able to tell the difference between reality and virtual reality, thus leading to more crime. Virtual reality likely wouldn't allow for the sensation of pain, of course.

Do you think you will go into the field of Virtual Reality? If so, in what form? Neurologist, Programmer, Physicist or Hardware developer? I personally do believe I will be going into virtual reality, as a Programmer.

Well, consider that there will be other ways then just touch. Hearing, Sight, etc. I can forsee a future where things like the CIA torture you physically and worsen it by using virtual reality for the sight and hearing. At this point, somebody using a string of exploits could at least give...