I love Virtual Reality But I’m Also Afraid Of It¬†
I love Virtual Reality But I’m Also Afraid Of It¬†
Could virtual reality be dangerous? John Hanke worries that it could. And he should know: Hanke is the CEO of Niantic, the company primarily responsible for the Pokemon Go phenomenon that struck. Read the rest of the article.
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