Mother Reunited With Dead Daughter In Virtual Reality

[Crimson Dynamo]

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you can hear it properly in this clip without music

https://www.liveleak.com/view?t=uMiDO_1581368096



In the summer 2017, Nayeon, third among the sibling of four, was diagnosed with leukaemia and hospitalized for medical care. Unfortunately, she didn’t make it through the treatment and passed away by fall — leaving her family, especially her mother, completely devastated..

[Strictly Jake]

And this is the point Virtual Reality has gone too far...

[Withano]

This surely isn’t helpful

[Niamh.]

I can't watch it right now but the idea sounds really disturbing and agree with Withano not very helpful

[Jigs]

That is unbelievably sad! Though I do believe this is a bit too far...

[user104658]

I'm pretty sure that psychologically this is a really bad idea :umm2:

[Beso]

No senses no smell no touch....what's the bloody point.

[Babayaro.]

Black Mirror

[Tony Montana]

Yeah, that's way too far.

[Kizzy]

No.. just no :, (

[Kazanne]

I think it's cruel, that poor woman ,it cant be helpful to her.

[user104658]

No senses no smell no touch....what's the bloody point.

Exactly - she reaches out to touch her and she isn't there. Obviously I haven't seen any studies on this (because I doubt there ARE any studies on this) but at a guess, I would say that could easily cause re-traumatisation. I just can't think of any scenario where it would be a helpful grieving tool.

[user104658]

In lighter touch-related VR news... my daughter played "job simulator" at a VR arcade and tried to lean on a counter in the game. Went down like a sack of bricks, it was amazing. You've Been Framed would have THROWN £200 at me for a clip like that.