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This seems like a recurring theme in todays world.
Using current technology we could probably make an object go faster than that so yes, it would be able to catch up.
However, we'd probably just put better instruments on this new object and make that the priority.
I have my suspicions that a few of them believe the opposite.
The actual headset itself is just the vehicle. Its general use of a virtual reality thats got me excited.
Right now we use all sorts of things to beam information into our faces. Mostly pixels from a screen (monitors, phones, VR headsets). I sincerely think the hardware thats going to knock it out of the park is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_retinal_display
Imagine if you didnt actually have monitors, you just had a 3d space being projected into your eyes and everywhere you looked could be a space you could put something that would have otherwise been on a monitor.
You could have windows moving around in an Augmented-Reality style, and running a video game in "fullscreen" becomes a full VR.
If you work on all those projects alone, and you're happy doing this, you probably wouldn't. You aren't the target market for a framework like this.
Laravel (and any good framework, really) is for people who want a consistent dev experience _with good documentation_.