Why? What's the reason behind this. Sometimes this is a way to give validity to the following fact being said.

To wacth

Is it okay to ask stupid questions? What is the consequence of asking a stupid question? How does it affect your interpretation of reality? How does it affect the conversation?

But vulnerability is not always bad

This is the best movie analysis I have seen so far. So deep, so insightful, and meticulous observation. I should do this as well - writing the interesting things on a notebook while watching it. The frames within frames technique really gave a a feeling of observing and immersing into the movie as a character. The characters become somebody who could be your neighbors next door. But does this decrease the empathy feeling that you have for the characters because you always judge your neighbors. But if your neighbor become your friends at some points then yo grow more empathy when they show their vulnerability and secret feelings.

Interesting, so is this Virtual Reality technology set has turned into Mixed Reality when the physical elements from the roller coaster get involved with the interaction?

Wow, this is awesome, could it be possible to detect other types of cancer, or strange objects inside the body?

Q: Why can't it see through metal?

This is a so much better way to engage students in conversation. I have been in classes where the students (including me) just skimmed the paper or totally skipped the reading and came to class without any idea for discussion.