A look at VR support groups and communities helping members process cancer diagnoses and death, question their marriages, turn over childhood traumas, and more
Hana Kiros / MIT Technology Review : Tweets: @nanea , @trippvr , @techreview , and @apsilverman Tweets: @nanea : Thank you @hanamkiros for writing about the power of TRIPP's Community Spaces in coping with death, grief, & pain. It sheds light on human experiences we often kept in the shadows and the combo of anonymity and togetherness that virtual worlds can create. https://www.technologyreview.com/ ... Tripp / @trippvr : Grief doesn't have to be so lonely. @hanamkiros wrote about the power to grieve together in the safety of TRIPP's virtual communities: https://www.technologyreview.com/ .... #VR #Grieving #XR #metaverse @techreview : Welcome to “Death Q&A,” a space with a unique combination of anonymity and togetherness, where avatars discuss what weighs on them most heavily. https://www.technologyreview.com/ ... Amanda Silverman / @apsilverman : Everyone processes grief differently. The people @hanamkiros met over the last few months are processing it in weekly VR meetups: “At Death Q&A, I was able to put the baggage down. I was able to mourn and cry the tears I hadn't cried before.” https://www.technologyreview.com/ ...