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It's called the political intrigue.

Over in China, they've got a restaurant that pretends to be a train.

So it's like you're inside a train car, but the windows look like they have video screens instead of windows, and they're coordinated. So it looks like you're in a train car that's going through this beautiful countryside.

Now, how much do I want to eat in that train car that looks like it's going through the

countryside?

A lot. I think that would be really cool. I don't know what else has. I don't know if it has vibration or some background, you know, noise or something like a train but I've long imagined that what travel will

look like in the future is a drone with a 360 degree camera that somebody either legally or illegally

flies through every street and places that you would want to go. So let's say you wanted to go to

Santarini or you wanted to go to Paris. You would just sit in your room where the

windows of your room would be big windows but they would actually just be TV screens and they would show the exact video from the drone that had already gone through the city or the destination. the And then you know you basically are it's like you're in the drone and you're flying through all the rocks and the stone hen just assuming any that's legal

I would never need to go anywhere again. I've had some experiences with virtual reality where when I was done I said you know what if this were a real place in some cases they're not real, I would not need to go there.

I would feel like I'd seen the pyramids. If you had a full virtual room experience where you were walking around the pyramids and even like going up to the top of one and inside one and all that,

would you feel a deep need to actually visit Egypt? I literally wouldn't.

If you gave me a you know a rich enough virtual experience I wouldn't have any curiosity left. I'd say, well,

I got a pretty good idea what it's going to look like. I did that with the Coliseum.

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