Maybe a little bit snarky but the main point is right on.Right, we're all required to use these devices instead of solving world hunger. And we're all capable of curing diseases. It's all a zero-sum game where you have to be spending all of your time on a noble cause, or you're DUM (I'm not sure what that stands for since dumb is spelled dumb? Are you trying to say this is dumb, and both spelling it wrong and capitalizing it incorrectly?)
Scientists never use VR or play video games. Mathematicians don't play games. I bet the whole Space X team has never played Mario. A VR/AR system has no application in math or science or biology at all, none.
You, clearly, aren't wasting your time on a website about rumors, reading about a VR device, and then commenting on it. You've dedicated all your free time to doing active things, not sitting on your ass, reading this website, and sitting on your ass commenting on it. You're out there, making a difference.
Let's all become biologists, mathematicians and scientists, none of us should start a company, be a CEO, work in a factory, own a restaurant, paint houses.
Besides, science has solved as much as it can of the world hunger problem. The world produces enough food to feed everyone, at least right now. The problem is economic and political, not scientific or production. If you are poor you can’t afford to buy enough food, or if you are a minority, religious, ethnic or otherwise you may not have access to food. But right now there is enough food, although our production rate may be unsustainable to keep it that way.