Wrong!
Like many engineers, Luckey talks about hardware costs and ignores human experience. Such as:
• vr leashes us. Video and power cords tether and trip us.
• vr isolates us. Opaque screens keep us from easily interacting with our friends and colleagues.
• vr disembodies us. The same screens prevent us from seeing ourselves, and what we can see is temporally disconnected from us.
• vr humiliates us. We are restrained, masked, clumsy, and silly looking. Dependent on others.
Overcoming these experiential difficulties is vr's real challenge. Wall displays don't have these challenges: viewers are not tethered, can see one another, themselves, and their behavior and appearance is largely unchanged. I expect wall costs will lower long before vr experience improves significantly.
