> Making Occulus was simply a matter of shrinking the tech small enough to fit comfortably in a self-contained unit.
And landing on the moon was simply a matter of assembling a vehicle based on decades of previous rocket research. I'm not saying Oculus is comparable, but you're simultaneously belittling someone's work and implying that it's already been finished. When in fact it has been extremely innovative and is very much on-going.
And landing on the moon was simply a matter of assembling a vehicle based on decades of previous rocket research. I'm not saying Oculus is comparable, but you're simultaneously belittling someone's work and implying that it's already been finished. When in fact it has been extremely innovative and is very much on-going.