launch pad, the Super Bowl, or an inauguration, news of the gulf war or OJ Simpson being hunted. In those moments, we "live together". Another human concern is that multimedia entertainment systems will be too attractive, some of us will overuse them for ourselves. This could become a serious problem as virtual reality experiences become popular. One day a virtual reality game will take you into a virtual bar and meet a "special someone" who will come up and chat with you. You will chat and impress this new friend with your charm and humor. Perhaps you both will decide to go to Paris, then and there. Oh my! You will be in Paris, looking at the stained glass panels of Notre Dame Cathedral. "Have you taken the Star Ferry yet?" Maybe you will ask your friend, in any way. Oh my! Virtual reality will definitely take up more time than video games, and be more immersive.