Virtual Reality Virginity, Lost

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By David Blue (bilge.world)

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David Blue says:

I think I keep coming back to this particular story because it actually accomplished comprehensively what I was trying to manifest with my own commentary on consumer tech attached to Extratone: I had two of my smartest friends by my side, which meant I could experience the fright in such a way that it could be written about for a laugh – still critically – without (me) completely losing scope.

now, instead of worrying me, BECAUSE OF THIS EXPERIENCE AND MY ABILITY TO WRITE ABOUT IT, every time I am confronted with the existence of VR, instead of being preoccupied with how confusing and alienating it feels, I immediately remember this mf

it's also very thoughtful! I managed to find the right opportunity for me to offer the whole of the insight my perspective could ever have on the thing – no more, no less. and because of that, I never need express any sentiment about virtual reality ever again!!!

I am done with it.

as in, I haven't done it since and probably never will!