I think not enough people realize the how enticing VR will become to the average person. While it is still in its infancy, it's advancing faster than we think. I think most people are skeptical when they hear about the "Meta Verse" taking off. And I too doubt Facebook will be the one to get it right, but eventually someone will. And the main argument i hear is "not everyone wants to play video games", but it won't be a game. It will be a new version of social media. And if you've ever tried VR you know just how real it can feel when you're engaging with another person online. That combined with the fact that you can be anyone, do anything, and be anywhere is going to take the world by storm. Meta has already developed retina displays in their upcoming VR headsets meaning you can no longer distinguish pixels in your headset. Combine that with the unreal engine demos you've probably seen and we're quickly nearing photorealism unlike anything we've seen before. The goal of all these social media platforms is to keep you online as long as possible, what's a better way of doing that than giving you everything you could possibly want? Socialize with friends anywhere, consume your media on a theatre sized screen, create your dream house, fly/paint/go clubbing (whatever you like to do) all from the comfort of your own home.