Should Governments Fund Massive Virtual Reality Entertainment Environments?

The future of the Matrix, a real life Virtual Reality VRtoo brainy, as it is not about the technology, but the
environment is in the future of humanity, it's only aapplication for the user, the experience.
matter of time. With this known should we allotRegarding Cash Flow, it seems the biggest costs will
taxpayer's money to R & D in this technologybe the building, building permits, and yet, if we build it,
sector? Should we expect to see VR entertainmentthey will come. In fact, I am quite confident that local
centers in the future, perhaps in downtown urbancommunity based marketing techniques and strategies
environments?will get the ball rolling and allow it to build by word of
One VR Visionary and expert in the field, Anoop Jha,mouth, and virally on the Internet. The marketing to
explains that it will be a wonderful thing for people livinginsure success does not worry me.
in cities. Indeed. Question is how to fund this reality, andThe price needs to be low and the more people who
when asked about this Anoop stated that it would besee it the better. A "low-cost-high-volume" strategy,
much better if it were privately funded. Yes, I alsohelp people escape, Walt Disney style. Then franchise
agree. You see, a government agency would ruin theit, which would be the wisest move. There are many
project due to bureaucracy and committee'ism. Andsimilar entertainment type franchise models, with
yes, I agree it has to evolve almost like a brand namecomponents and strategies that can be borrowed, to
of a corporation, as it gets hijacked by the consumerskeep costs low and ramp up quickly or when it is
who personally identify with it.decided to do a full-scale roll out. This would be a great
How about University Research Funding? Well, athing to do for humanity, take them to the next step,
university running the project, will not assist the projectthink on this.
because it has to be "Fun and Exciting" not sterile or