Just wait. Ten years from now kids will be like, "wait, you can't wear it on your face?? What's a mouse? Why won't this computer just do what I'm thinking? Mom!!!"
Last year I had a "oh, shit, I'm old" moment when I was talking with a 20-something year old who didn't know what a dial tone was. She never used a landline phone.
> you can't wear it on your face?
VR feels more in tune with retro-futurism.
Neural implants do, too. Particularly the need for a large 1/4" jack in your head. Like, you're telling me you can drill out that much brain meat, but you can't a fit bluetooth chip in there?