Sorry, I got from your “like what?” response to my statement that they had financed a wide variety of technologies for VR headsets that you wanted me to provide examples, not just one thing.

But when I was wrong about one of the things, it invalidated everything else anyway. So the other examples don’t count anymore.

I didn’t know it was supposed to be my thesis paper either. I’m sorry I didn’t put hours of research into what I thought was a conversation. If you would have asked me to make sure my sources were cited I probably could have put more effort in. And maybe I would have found out that I guessed one thing wrong. One thing that didn’t even actually matter towards the actual topic of the conversation, but that automatically invalidated all the other right things I said.

I drew the wrong conclusion from the screens being brighter, I assumed the lens must have helped with that, I will never make that mistake again. It turns out it was just some other tech advancement I previously didn’t know about, but could have added to the list if I had done all the research you wanted.