We asked developers to work all week in VR

What a horrifying vision of the future. Your employer forces you to wear this thing to work and tracks everything you look at and every interaction you make, both inside the virtual work environment and your small window outside. No thank you.

This is repulsively intrusive. If it were to ever become the norm, I'd be changing my profession to something far, far away from the virtual world.

I have no doubt that I wouldn't be able to work well under those conditions. As I learned with noise-cancelling headphones -- which I cannot tolerate -- a separation between me and my physical environment induces a large amount of stress in me and renders me unable to work.

Even ignoring the (very legitimate) concerns about tracking and such, I would reject any job that required the use of these things.

That’s why we asked developers to work in VR for two hours a day for an entire work week. So it wasn't all day at least.

Would like to try Apples new VR glasses for a try. Sounds good to me

No discussion of fatigue or nausea?