The inventors and manufacturers of virtual reality products declare loudly that they have solved the problems reported by the large scale of users. The biggest problems seemed to be dizziness and nausea while using the VR products.
As facts "speak" better than words, Thorsten Wiedemann, the founder and artistic director of a festival, offered to spend 48 hours with an HTC headset at the Game Science Center in Berlin. The named project Disconnected it was made on January 8-10 and during all this time Thorsten, dressed in pink pyjamas, played tennis against himself, colored, went to different locations, played with cats, tried to break the world record in skiing, And so on
However, after 24 hours he had a small panic attack that almost made Thorsten give up. The following hours, however, were devoid of any kind of unpleasant event. At the end of the project, Wiedemnan declared that he had no dizziness, nausea, wheezing, stinging in the eyes, and no kind of mental problem, thus removing all the impressions and fears related to VR headsets. Producers now have reasons to follow the line "What needed to be demonstrated", thus providing users with clear evidence of problem solving.
“[In 2026], it is normal that you jump into VR to meet your international friends in Social VR Rooms and go on crazy adventures together, but a long trip will be still special and could be understood as a controlled drug experience.”
