When Meta was first hyped, I couldn't help but see it as a rehash of the hype from the 90s about the internet.
Here, you've thoroughly fleshed out the issue except for the flesh. Yes, gaming drove things, but remember that porn was also driving things, especially the video technology.
Realistic, immersive virtual reality porn has always been in the back of many minds, and those experiences are prohibitively expensive, dangerous, and rare in real life.
When Meta was first hyped, I couldn't help but see it as a rehash of the hype from the 90s about the internet.
Here, you've thoroughly fleshed out the issue except for the flesh. Yes, gaming drove things, but remember that porn was also driving things, especially the video technology.
Realistic, immersive virtual reality porn has always been in the back of many minds, and those experiences are prohibitively expensive, dangerous, and rare in real life.
How will that drive things?