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What is the "Optimal" Virtual Reality Experience/Future
I've been dancing around this question a bit in my VR musings and at this point, I think just plain old getting a discussion on the matter would be of some value. To start, I posit the question: "How ...
The problem with nerve interfaces is obviously the surgical expense.
So what would need to change.
Well, i think in 2-3 decades most of the work that is now done by humans will be done by robots/AI.(if we like)
That means mass unemployement(50-70%). Society is shifting more and more to an academic society.
That means many more surgeons, thus peripheral nerve interfaces become affordable.
Problem solved. HA!
So what would need to change.
Well, i think in 2-3 decades most of the work that is now done by humans will be done by robots/AI.(if we like)
That means mass unemployement(50-70%). Society is shifting more and more to an academic society.
That means many more surgeons, thus peripheral nerve interfaces become affordable.
Problem solved. HA!