Would You Buy a Virtual Contact Suit?

@GerOttman I think in worder to fully feel a skydive like it was irl, it needs to be some sort of brain implant type of virtual riality, a suit just wont cut it. To feel the air flow and shortness of breath.
But to feel touch, you can do it with the tracking suits that are out now.
People have intimate vr stuff with them. Like chatting and touching eachother or whispering into eachothers ears.
I never done it, but people told me some do it.

Also there is this thing called Phantom Touch, it's like your brain develops this feeling, that u can feel touch in vr (virtual reality headset) without actually having a tracking suit. It's psychological. And it developes over time, after repeated time spent inside virtual reality.
Some people have it more developed than others, some dont experience it at all, which is unfortunate.
I have it, but only on my face. Thats actually the most common spot to develop it, then it's the chest area.

Also some people in chat rooms told me that u can get hypnotized for phantom touch, and u develop a stronger feel over your body.

@Dan193 so it sounds like we at the model T, wooden biplane, ENIAC stage. what I'm looking forward to is more the Veryon, hypersonic, quantum version!

@GerOttman Tbf if you ever tried virtual riality that we have right now, it would still blow your mind. You get used to it after a while, but the first couple of times it's amazing, like you are in a different world. My first time it was kinda scary. I knew none of it was real, but everything was so realistic. Like not in a advanced graphics realistic, but in a motion and space kind of realistic, you actually feel you are in another world.
And that's pretty impressive I think.