You’re absolutely right that is a major problem. The biggest reason is the mismatch between what your inner ear says (we are not moving) and what your eyes tell you (we are moving). I get nauseous really easily in VR.

That said I just bought a steam frame and have had pretty good luck because of how I’m using it. It’s completely wireless and I have a large space I can use it in. So I’ve been playing things that don’t require fast movement and where you have a space to explore / move around in. This allows me to physically walk around the real room while exploring in VR. It’s made a huge difference but not everyone has the luxury of a big empty room they can use for that. I just mention this in case anyone else was like me and wants to do VR but gets nauseous easily.

It’s just a name for a specific propaganda tactic. Flood the zone, gaslighting, oversimplification, whataboutism, etc. It is helpful to have precise language to describe the specific tactics being employed as different strategies are required to overcome various forms of propaganda.

I was ribbing but also teeing you up to make the punchline for the Airplane joke “I am serious and don’t call me Shirley.”

Surely you can’t be serious?