Tomorrow

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Content is good and thought provoking - makes a very interesting connection between technology that can be described by the mental tools of language, and the onset of a collective consciousness. However I'd add to this that this is just one (possibly minor) part of it, as some would argue that free economic markets are even more important in creating composite technologies by leveraging actual actions (instead of words) across multiple "hops" and networks of humans minds, each acting as a neuron in a collective consciousness. Could be an interesting follow-up to this. However, I need to warn that from a technology choice perspective, certain unfortunate design decisions and ignorance of VR user experience guidelines make this a seated experience, and not a comfortable one. Well, I'm willing to bet the market will sort that out.

beautiful story of evolution

A nice FREE but, very short VR clip. Yes language is one of the greatest evolutionary developments in human history, VR is a-lot of fun but, claiming it's [i]"our next phase of evolution"[/i], [b]REALLY[/b], that's a dramatic over statement worthy of the Trump administration! The quality and content of this VR clip is exactly what can be found on google cardboard for FREE as well.

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This breaks some of the most basic commandments of VR...head to camera motion is not 1:1, the camera is moved outside of your control with no adjustments made (shrink FOV, provide stationary "cockpit" objects to ground the player, etc.), etc. which lead to vertigo and motion sickness. If you do try this out, keep your head position as still as possible (ideally sitting) and just look around. There are also some graphical issues (resolution of the 360 video is poor, horizon reflection in lake is wrong as you turn your head, random artifacts as you fly towards the TOMORROW text and look around) but these aren't too bad considering it is a free app.

3 minutes low-res video VR experience about.... nothing. Narrator talks about words, future and technologies. But this is gibberish. No, thanks

Not sure what I just experienced. It's a seated, cinematic VR experience. There's a narrator. There's some okay visuals. The narrator is talking nonsense. There's no story. Something something about language and technology. More mumbo jumbo. Visuals mixed in. They jumped to a conclusion, filled their theory with different words. But somehow they want you to believe 1 + 1 = 3. This game should be called Soup VR. Mix of words and visuals, all thrown in together. Or Word Vomit VR. Rating 3/10