Could virtual reality be the answer surviving isolation?

Creative technologist, Warren Armstrong, doesn’t want to speculate but I ask him to anyway.

After I pretend to know the difference between virtual and augmented reality, Warren makes the case for ‘fully automated gay-space communes’.

Because, as he says, “the world is changing, or maybe it's not changing. We've got no idea".

Guest: Warren Armstrong
Music: Mike/Blue Dot Sessions
Mike’s website: https://mikewilliams.com.au/podcast 

Could virtual reality be the answer surviving isolation?
Creative technologist, Warren Armstrong, doesn&rsquo;t want to speculate but I ask him to anyway.
After I pretend to know the difference between virtual and augmented reality, Warren makes the case for &lsquo;fully automated gay-space communes&rsquo;.
Because, as he says, &ldquo;the world is changing, or maybe it's not changing. We've got no idea".
Guest: Warren Armstrong Music: Mike/Blue Dot Sessions Mike&rsquo;s website: <a href="https://mikewilliams.com.au/podcast">https://mikewilliams.com.au/podcast</a>&nbsp;

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