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Motion Sickness - Causes and Possible Solutions
I thought I'd start a thread for people who have experienced motion sickness with the Rift so we can identify the issues and come up with solutions and possibly a few guidelines to help developers cre...
No no no, wiki is good for collating established knowledge or on the other hand just collecting a lot of anecdotes. There won't be any real knowledge until people do the actual science, until then it will just be some kind of "common knowledge" or "conventional wisdom" that is actually unsubstantiated.
Not saying it won't be really useful as a stop gap in lieu of the actual research, but I shudder at the idea that a wiki, of all things, is a synthesis of knowledge when the primary research hasn't been done yet. Wikipedia can only begin to be trust worthy because it is supposed to be a collection of already established facts.
But who am I kidding. People out in the real world seem to have very different ideas of what counts as knowledge than I have in academia ;)
Not saying it won't be really useful as a stop gap in lieu of the actual research, but I shudder at the idea that a wiki, of all things, is a synthesis of knowledge when the primary research hasn't been done yet. Wikipedia can only begin to be trust worthy because it is supposed to be a collection of already established facts.
But who am I kidding. People out in the real world seem to have very different ideas of what counts as knowledge than I have in academia ;)