We've come a far way Joe Rogan drops some insightful views on video games and where it might go
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Escaping Reality I remember not too long ago, several stories in the news following the premiere of the movie "Avatar" by James Cameron. Reports of a large number of people becoming depressed, even suicidal after seeing the movie, suffering from "Post-Avatar Depression". The film depicts a world far away, where all of its inhabitant are interconnected through nature. And the world it presents is a rather beautiful one. Not yet sullied by the hands of mankind, seeking resources wherever they go. Are you suffering from "Post-Avatar Depression"? Yes, I'd like to visit Pandora. Space generally for that matter. Those depressed people, some of whom may have decided to take their own life, in the moment realising they will never be a part of something like it, if they had just waited a few more years. And seen something like we see in this video. It's not the real thing. But it may one day become something tangiable, an interactiv