Just Gabe working on a god tier game.
The faster they make new gaming peripherals, the faster a new Half-Life comes out.
Nah Gabe working on a god tier game. He just want to be able to say the same thing we all do… “you mean, you have to use your hands?”
Where we’re going, we don’t need peripherals.
at this rate HL3 will be full-dive V.R.
If I die in the game and don’t die IRL, im going to refund it for ruining my immersion.
The tech isn’t there yet but if you fill out a form when you die in the game I’ll come beat you to death with a crowbar.
Ehhh, kinda. It dose exist but I think the guy only made one for fun.
https://gizmodo.com/oculus-founder-palmer-luckey-created-a-vr-headset-that-1849755223
What the actual fuck? I thought it looked poorly shopped, but it’s legit.
https://starfishneuroscience.com/team/
I choose to believe Gabe had stored all that energy for just such an occasion.
Yeah, this is the first I’m hearing of the company. At first glance, I just assumed the whole site was a scam, and these were AI generated.
Alan Yates is there too?! He’s the mastermind behind the Lighthouses used for VR. Gonna be some promising tech from that company.
He lost some weight. He looks good.
When he was living in New Zealand a few years ago it was first noticeable. Good for him. In Gaben we trust.
Good for Ozempic for making something that works and (hopefully) doesn’t cook you alive like those meth diet pills used to in the 80’s.
Gotta be Ozempic.
Too many famous people who’ve been overweight for decades suddenly losing weight in the last couple of years.
Nothing wrong with it though, hopefully it will start helping regular people lose weight as well.
Or he was eating to compensate his frustration to promote software for Windows and since they made Proton, he is happy again.
He lives in NZ and therefore isn’t eating American poison that is sold as food
I 'm with you, truely.
But what you’re describing is just how science works in a world where we’re trying to make discoveries quickly due to our lifespans only being around 75 years compared to the billions or millions or thousands of years for everything else existing.
As long as we continue making discoveries along the way, this is progress. It sucks that we keep getting things partially wrong sometimes, like with asbestos, but we’ll eventually get it right as long as we keep following the process.
The examples given are not problems with science and time-scales. They are examples of the corrupting influence of money. Companies push their product as being fantastic, and deliberately cripple any science that would challenge their profits. Cigarettes are probably the most famous example of this.